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<h3>B.)They think that African Americans have benefited from slavery in terms of economic opportunities available to them in the United States.</h3>
Explanation:
Some opponents to the notion that descendants of enslaved people such as Walter Williams who is a black economist at George Mason University argue that slavery benefited African Americans because they have economic opportunities in the United States that they would not have had in Africa.
He argues this on the basis that on average, black Americans have a higher incomes than Africans as well as benefiting from the trillions of dollars that the federal Government has spent on trying to eliminate poverty.
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He is alluding to the sirens found in the epic The Odyssey. Siren calls are alluring and hard to resist even if expected, but they can be deadly. Henry is saying that to listen to this call, this “illusion of hope”, even though it is tempting, will prove fatal and transform the Convention into something unable to reason and act (beasts).
Explanation:
Clark worries Georgiana may feel uncomfortable in the concert hall due to the way she is dressed and her appearance.
<h3>Who are Clark and Georgiana?</h3>
Clark and Georgiana are characters in the short story "A Wagner Matinee." Georgiana is Clark's aunt, a woman who left everything behind to marry to man she loved and go live an extremely difficult life at the Nebraska frontier.
When she comes to visit Clark in Boston, Georgiana is taken by him to the concert hall, for a matinee of Wagnerian music. Clark, however, worries that his aunt may feel uncomfortable due to her appearance. Her dress and even herself look dissonant for everyone else in the hall.
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