The correct answer is false.
Kate Chopin lived through most of 19th century, and died in 1904. Women didn't get the right to vote until 1920, when the Nineteenth Amendment was ratified, which allowed women to vote. So Kate Chopin died more than a decade before women could vote - she didn't see that happen before she died.
Answer:
Following are the things that must be kept in mind in order to write an important letter;
- The address to where the letter is to be sent must be accurate. Any mistake, and the letter would go to waste.
- The problem should be mentioned in the subject before starting the letter.
- The letter should not consists of metaphors or any irrelevant information as it would lose the purpose.
- The issue at hand should be presented at the start and should be discussed in detail for the reader to get an idea of the situation in depth.
Answer:
He is considered to be an outsider.
Explanation:
Leslie Silko's short story "The Man to Send Rain Clouds" is about an old man's death and how his children were stuck between following their traditional burial practices and also being involved with the new Christian religion. The story deals with religion, tradition, creativity, community, etc.
In the given excerpt from the story, Leon's behavior/ reaction to Father Paul's inquiry about their old father Teofilo shows their refusal to let the Christian priest know anything. The truth was, they had found Teofilo dead and had taken his body in the truck, but Leon's insistence that <em>"Everything is O.K." </em>shows their reluctance to inform the Father about anything.
Thus, the correct answer is that Father Paul is considered to be an outsider, especially by the very traditional Leon and his beliefs.
Answer:
An cause and effect method