Because conflict makes a story interesting. Nobody wants to hear a boring story about how somebody went to the store and bought tomatoes because that's an every day thing you don't need to hear about this because chances are you have done it. So authors use conflict to keep you on the edge of your seat. Some are better at this than others. There are different types of conflict man vs man man vs nature man v self man vs society. But these conflicts are the basis for almost every interesting story written
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A. The stories from America's history in the early 19th century show that the country was undergoing major changes. Some of the key events that occurred in the early 19th century are:
- industrialization (shift from an agrarian economy to an industrial or machine-driven economy);
- geographical expansion (most of which happened as a result of the displacement of natives;
- civil war etc.
B. The story which evokes the most Pathos is the one related to the Civil war. This is because it involves the loss of many lives.
Pathos is the word that is used to describe something that causes one to have pity or sadness.
C. A persuasive essay or paragraph is one that uses Logos that is Logic and reason to convince a person of the validity or superiority of their idea.
Some of the keys to writing a persuasive essay are:
- research your topic well
- outline your argument to ensure there is a logical connection from one point to the other
- the entire write-up must be formatted using the I-MID-C format, where I is for introduction, MID is for Middle or body, and C is for the conclusion.
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Hosted is letter B. Verb.
He is not seeing the real problem or situation. I assume this would be a characteristic of the Hodja.
