<span>All points of view happen inside the narrator of the
story’s minds. A point of view is the narrator of the whole story. There are
three types of point of views: first, second and third point of view. In this
question, it could be the first person point of view, is when one of the characters
is the narrator and usually describes things using ‘I’ or third person point of
view is someone not included in the story and can be objective third person –
narrator only shares the facts and no emotions; limited third person – includes
feeling and emotions and omniscient third person – narrator partly reveals both
the emotions and facts.</span>
Built is the verb because it describes what happened and what someone/something did. The person/thing that built something was father, making father the subject.
The correct answer would be B. <span>need careers or political rights. In the 1950s, it was still a widespread view that pursuing a career or taking an active role in politics is exclusively masculine, and that it doesn't suit women. Furthermore, women who dared to enter those forbidden zones were thought of as repulsive to men. A woman could only be considered "a real woman" if she embraced the roles of wife and mother.
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Answer:
The instructions says for you to use compound sentences.
Explanation:
some examples are:
I’m pretty sure it’s the first one because Douglass refers to the railroad to the “upper railroad” which is basically him saying it’s not as secretive as it should be
