Answer:
here
Explanation:
Before the passage of the 26th Amendment in 1971, 21 was the minimum voting age in most states—and thus served as the age of adulthood in most areas of law. Congress lowered the nationwide voting age to 18 as a response to unrest and passionate debate about the Vietnam War.
Answer:
1. how and why......
2. similiarities d differences.....
3.present problem....
4.events or steps...
5.the order or pattern...
Explanation:
The use of the pronouns they and he shows that this passage uses a third-person point of view.
Option B.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The passage has been taken from the story "The people could fly: American black folk tales". It is collection of twenty four folk tales of the time of the year 1985 which has been told by Virginia Hamilton. These tales talk about the stories of the enslaved Africans.
In this passage, there is use of pronouns like there is use of they and there is use of he, which shows that there is use of third point of view in the passage. The third person in this case are the slaves.
Answer:
Religious Hypocrisy
Explanation:
The given lines are an extract from Alan Paton's "Cry, The Beloved Country."
James Jarvis reads these lines written by his son Arthur. Major concerned theme in these lines are:
Religious Hypocrisy
Racial Superiority
Self delusion
Arthur is shown as the true believer of Christian values and critical of the condition in South Africa through these lines. He adheres to the Christian doctrines that propagates the equality, brotherhood and love. South Africa followed the Apartheid system which means racial segregation of individuals due to their skin color. Black men were not allowed to be seen with a white man. The evil is completely against the Christian civilization and teachings of Jesus. Arthur deconstructs the narrative of racial superiority by explaining white man's delusion and religious hypocrisy. Christians believe that all men are equal in front of God but Colonial era completely departs from the long enshrined beliefs.
