The authors claim that sugar plantations were violent systems, but sugar also led some people to reject slavery.
<h3>How do actors establish this claim?</h3>
- By showing how sugar farms were established.
- By showing what work was like on the sugar farms.
- By showing how slavery and sugar manufacturing are related.
- By showing how people reacted to this system.
The text shows how slavery was used to create sugar cane farms. This made the work to make the sugar very violent and exhausting, which made many people refuse this product.
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The correct answer is C. Determining how to improve meals at the school cafeteria
Explanation:
A discussion is a type of communicative situation in which two or more participants share their points of view and perspective about a common topic, because of this, groups discussion imply the participation of everyone in the group and are more suitable for sharing opposites points of view, creating proposals, solving a problem or making decisions rather than telling a story or announcing something. considering this, the one that is more suitable for a group discussion is "Determining how to improve meals at the school cafeteria " because this implies everyone participating and sharing different points of view to get to a common proposal or agreement which is the main point in group discussions.
To work late into the night. Formerly it was in the light of an oil lamp or candle.
He says it because he is a coward and that he was afraid of what assef would do to him.
Answer:
1. The US Constitution established our current form of government.
2. Due to ill health the king abdicated the throne and was succeeded by his oldest child.
3. In republican government, elected officials are invested with the authority of office by voters.
4. Representatives of people who would be most affected by the new law testified about its provisions to the congressional committee
Explanation:
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