The essay <em>Nameless,Tennessee</em> is a part of William Least Heat Moon's travel book <em>Blue Highways: A Journey into America</em> published in 1982 which tells of his journey through American back roads. In this part, Ginny and Thurmond Watts are two of maybe ninety people living in the community called Nameless. They are first described when the narrator approaches their store in order to ask the couple how this place got its name. After the narrator introduces the reader to these two people and they tell him the story of the town's unusual name, the inside of their store is described in a bit more detail. So it can be said that Ginny and Thurmond Watts are introduced to readers through the description of their store.
Bullet points...............that would be my choice, since you cannot write as fast as someone speaking, and it gives you a general idea, not specific.
Answer:
adding the affix -etic changes the words by making them adjectives to describe.
Explanation:
examples: she was athletic, i am very energetic, the way they write is poetic
Answer and Explanation:
With the reading of the text above, we can conclude that:
By proving that the Zambezi was navigable, Livingstone hoped to establish a different path and exploration of the African continent. Livingstone wanted to establish a "highway into the interior" showing that Africa was exploitable through its commercial potential and that Africans could be seen as workers and traders.
He felt that slavery was an inhumane activity and torture of living beings, for that reason, it was necessary that it be eliminated from all parts of the world and that Africans be seen as dignified and free human beings.
From this information, I can tell that he is against slavery and wants to prevent it from happening. In addition, we can see that he wants the African continent to be valued and strengthened, making connections with other countries in a commercial and fair manner.