I didn’t read this my an aha moment is anything surprising/unexpected/ caught your attention
I would say that the answer might be c) Steinbeck compares the migrants anger to the grapes ready to be harvested and it is also appeal to the Gods to bring to justice those responsible for wreaking havoc on the land and people.This was in relation to the dustbowl conditions caused during the 1930's in the US and its toll on the grape harvests in California and the migrant workers who picked the grapes.
The conflicts that causes the division among the Muslim nations are numerous and the cause of many studies around the world. Must of the studies focusses in the cultural roots of the Islam, which established the jihad, as the religious duty to struggle, which glorifies the struggle and as a result promotes the violence among the people. In this regard it should be mentioned that the applicability of the concept of "religious war" in reference to the warfare that exist among Muslim nations is rather controversial. The very notion of "religious war" in comparison to a "secular war" rises from the western culture, that separates the Church and the State. This division is inexistent in the Islamic world, as a result any warfare in the Muslim nations could be considered as religious warfare.
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I believe the answer is D. <span> use who, what, when, where, why, and how questions to generate the details you need
The usage of 5w and 1h, will mostly cover all the information needed by the readers to understanding certain topics, so you need to make sure that all of these aspects are exist in the details or you have to do deeper information gathering for it.</span>