Answer:
D
Explanation: I don't know what the heading is but I think it might be this.
Think back to your predictions.
Which of Thoreau's ideas were presented in the text?
Check the two boxes that best apply.
Disapproval of government involvement
Support of the war and slavery
Belief that citizens should not support a government that does unethical things
Belief that the government needs to support and reform unethical citizens
Answer:
disapproval of government involvement
belief that citizens should not support a government that does unethical things
Explanation:
Henry David Thoreau's ideas that were presented in the text were: Disapproval of government involvement, and the belief that citizens should not support a government that does unethical things.
Thoreau was an American writer that penned his ideas for civil disobedience and published it in his famous book, "Walden". He was also a supporter for the end of slave trade and criticized the government for using slaves and he was also against the Mexican-American war.
Supporting sentences provide examples for the topic sentence. If a writer claims, for instance, that "Early childhood education programs provide cognitive benefits well beyond preschool," the second, third, and fourth sentences will include information supporting the main idea in the topic sentence.
