An underlying message about life, so basically the overall lesson the author wants the audience to know.
Answer:
Chief Seattle has said these words - “Yonder sky that has wept tears of compassion upon my people for centuries untold"
Explanation:
Chief Seattle was the chief of Red Indian or Native American Tribes. He is famous for his speech or ‘letter’ which was a response to the ‘land treaty’ of the Government of America. The treaty was about buying the native lands.
These lines were uttered by him at the 'beginning' of the speech. He says that nature has given them everything that is needed for them to live on this earth. It never changed and remained eternal.
But he fears that due to human civilization, it may have a drastic change. If we don’t respect the values of the environment, this generation may have to face a lot of trouble.
The answer is: structure.
The division of a poem has to do with its structure. It is written in stanzas and lines. The use of rhythm, the lenght, the placement and the grouping of the lines and the stanzas are also important to divide the poem and to express the ideas the writer wants to.
Use proper reading skills make note and read the paragraph at least 2 times
Answer:
B. Pepper production
Explanation:
The locations state where certain peppers are planted/produced/grown.
