I believe the answer is B.
Clause
A Phrase doesn't have a subject or a verb.
A Clause does.
The sentence both has a subject (popcorn) and a verb (finishes)
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This would be the claim: To improve our economy, it is imperative that the United States push its citizens to become more literate.
A claim is a subject that would be argued, and this would be an example of something that can be argued.
Like many of his modern-day successors, he wanted to show the importance of beliefs and how one must stick to them, going to great lengths just to see their ideas come to fruition.
<span>The Great Rift Valley
This habitat houses many different species which migrate to and from this place. Includes herbivores and their predators.</span>
