Answer:
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Explanation:
If youre asking how it helped soldiers in ww2: It could have spread to the enemy spreading disease amongst enemy soldiers, most likely killing them after a while.
But if youre asking how it helped cause the war: It could have helped cause the war by all the unrest in the world at the time or people could have immigrated to enemy countries and spread the virus.
I would say either suspense or repetition, but I think I would lean more towards the suspense side.
The effect that Ikemefuna had on Nwonye was that Nwoye becomes aware of his responsibilities as a male.
<h3>How did Ikemefuna change Nwoye?</h3>
In Things Fall Apart, Ikemefuna was a good role model for young men because he knew of the responsibilities required of him.
As Nwoye looked up to Ikemefuna, he becomes aware of those responsbilities as well and begins to act more like a young man should.
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Hello. This question is incomplete. The full question is:
Use context clues to determine the underlined word. Explain what strategy you used to determine the meaning of the word. Mrs. Milburn <u>admonished</u> the students who did not turn in their multimedia presentations. She told them they had until tomorrow morning to complete the presentations or else the students would have to go to detention.
Answer:
The word "admonished" as used in the above text means "to advise".
Explanation:
To get to the meaning of the word "admonished," I literally followed the context clues, that is, I read the whole text and realized that the password Milburn was giving a warning to the students, she was informing about their multimedia presentations. Thus, in the context of the text, I realized that the word "admonished" was related to "warn," "inform." After that conclusion, I went to get the meaning of the word in a dictionary and saw that I was correct.
Answer:
The name of the newspaper is The Liberator.
Explanation:
The Liberator was founded by American Journalist crusader William Lloyd Garrison on the 1st of January 1831 at the United States of America.
Unlike most newspapers, The Liberator was a weekly abolitionist newspaper with a religious tone that appealed to the conscience of readers, urging them to without hesitation, demand for the freedom of slaves.
Asides spreading anti-slavery ideas, The Liberator was also an advocate of women rights until its last issue in 1865.
