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(A) God would not take sides between the British and the American colonists.
This sentence best describes Paine's claim in the excerpt
<u>Explanation:</u>
Thomas Paine’s primary purpose in the writing ‘The Crisis Number 1’ is that Americans should try to get freedom from Great Britain.
In the given excerpt, he says that God cannot and will not be unfair to people and let them get destroyed in military destruction. He will not leave them alone without any support. God is one and he is there for every individual.
God will not choose sides that whether they are people of Great Britain or are American colonists. Everyone is equal in his eyes.
He doesn't panic; in fact, he doesn't even seem to be surprised
Answer:
People who are dedicated to a cause sometimes have to make sacrifices in order to reach their goals.
Explanation:
Harriet Tubman was a slave who not only took it upon herself to get her freedom by escaping from her masters but also helped other slaves to escape. And by sacrificing her safety and life for the safety of her fellow slaves, she became one of the most prominent and daring, brave woman who led many to freedom.
Eloise Greenfield's poem "Harriet Tubman" is a short poem about the lady who risked her life for the freedom of other slaves. The lines given in the question reveals how she (Tubman) had to sacrifice her close friends and companions in order to reach her goal of reaching the North and attaining her freedom. And added to that, she came back, risking her life, to help other slaves in getting their own freedoms.
Thus, the correct answer is the third option.
Answer:
There you go :3
Explanation:
Also sorry i cant figure of the first parts of the graphs
Hi, it will be "narrowing a topic".