By learning to read, he expanded intellectually which led him to fully realize how horrible and futile his situation was. It became clear to him that his master was right about slaves that learn- they become intractable and unmanageable.
<span>This text is from a famous speech from Theodore Roosevelt named, The Man in the Arena. It was spoken on April 23rd 1910.</span>
In My Opinion It Looks Like The Bear Is Looking At His Reflection Of Him Self If He Doesn't Eat Or Find Fish This Is How He Would End Up , So This Is Why Its Showing The Polar Bears Skelton As The Reflection In The Water Staring Back At Him . So I'm Thinking The Artist Was Trying To Say If We Keep Fishing And Taking The Fish , This Is How The Polar Bear Will End Up.
Answer:
This quotation adds credibility to Freedman's statement that the immigrants believed life in America would be better because:
C. It comes from an immigrant who called America the land of his dreams.
Explanation:
The quotation we are analyzing here serves to support Freedman's statement, giving it trustworthiness. According to Freedman, immigrants saw America as the place for a fresh start, where life could be better than before, than it was where they came from. What better way to support that statement than by quoting an immigrant? Edward Corsi's quotation confirms Freedman's statement. He and his family, upon arriving in New York in 1907, where excited about this "miraculous land of our dreams."
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