Answer:
-Property was destroyed or confiscated.
-Resources were attacked or seized.
-Food and animals were seized.
-Residents went hungry and many starved.
“[direct quote]” (Author last name page number).
Ex. “Sally walked down the road” (Smith 2).
Okay interesting paragraph.
I will try my best:
As humans we came up with the idea of intelligence that also ties with our culture and values. Even though humans are classified as animals, we still see that animals are different from us somehow, but we still have similarities. scientist still get confused about interpreting animal behaviour because of the differences between humans and other animals
-simile (ex: like a boil)
-the simile, a comparison of two things using the words “like” or “as”, reflects the author’s view of injustice.
-the simile emphasizes the ugly, grotesque nature of injustice as well as how it inevitably must be dealt with. The passage takes on a gory tone but adopts a hopeful mood when proposing a solution to the problem.
-the simile allows the audience to view injustice as a problem that must be addressed before it festers and worsens beneath the cloak of normalcy.