Answer:
Well, the cartoonist is actually critical of Hitler in the drawing. The cartoonist is satirizing the appeasing position that many people had with Hitler, perhaps out of fear, but most likely out of hidden sympathy that with time became more and more explicit until the point that many people came out as Nazi supporters in the end.
The cartoonist is bringing attention to the dangers of initial appeasing a tolerant position to totalitarian regimes like national socialism, because this attidues can easily turn into political affiliation.
Answer: Anthropology has the power to transform us, to unlock our assumptions about everything: parenting, politics, gender, race, food, economics, and so much more, revealing new possibilities and answers to our social and personal challenges.
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Answer:
The correct answer is sentence D)
Explanation:
the last sentence portrays an audience who had yet to visit Dharavi and who had a wrong idea about how it looked and what it was like.
The sentence reads "<u>I could see</u> that they all thought Dharavi was spectacular to look at..."
So it's safe to say that amongst the other sentences, the first three words "I could see" can be interpreted to mean that the tour guide just realised there was an opportunity.
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