The declaration of independence. Declares our independence it states that no one can take this away from us no matter what. but the bill of rights on the other hand doesn't do that It shows what rules we have to follow in order to keep that freedom.
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Answer: Both men use their past experiences to show readers that they persevered and became accomplished readers and writers.
Explanation:
The first passage is from <em>"Thoughts and Sentiments on the Evil of Slavery
" </em>(1791), a book written by Ottobah Cugoano. The author describes his experience of being taken as a child and sold into slavery.
In the first excerpt, Cugoano describes that, when he saw people who read and write in England, he wished to learn to do it himself. Once he learned to read and write, the author continued to educate himself.
In the second excerpt, from <em>"Letters of the late Ignatius Sancho, an African", </em>written by Ignatius Sancho who was born as a slave, the author describes his experience of serving in a family where they judged ignorance. However, when he was placed in a better family, he began to enjoy reading.
It is evident that both authors never gave up reading, and thus became quite successful as writers as well.
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1. They identify people who were important in colonial government.
2. They identify people who supported rebellion.
Explanation:
The signatures on the Declaration of Independence, the document that announced the formation of new states, obviously belonged to the people who were important in colonial government.
Since the Declaration listed about thirty colonial grievances against King George III and asserted, among other things, a right of revolution, the people who signed it supported rebellion and did not support absolute tyranny or side with the British.
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Are
Explanation:
the dogs and the cats are pet (is , are)
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