Yes, the definition of being an american changes, because the world is ever changing and we are finding out new things about our past, as well as our future. for starters, legally, you have to be here for 5 years before you are an american citizen, or be born on american soil. but, many people have different opinions on what, subjectively, “truly” makes you an american. for example, some believe that to be a true american, you must vote to change our country’s direction of where it’s headed in the future. others believe that you are not a true american if you are not native american. others may believe that you are not american if you were not born here. society’s views on what makes someone a “true” american is always changing, and it’s different for every person. (insert your view here).
Answer:
The writer is not credible because he includes informal word choices and colloquialisms.
Explanation: i think it is this one
Answer:
Hi your question lacks the required options here are the options to the question
A) interpersonal. B) intrapersonal. C) intragroup. D) intergroup
Answer : Inter group ( D )
Explanation:
The Argument between the Democrats and the Republicans over when to withdraw troops from Iraq or any other form of argument between the Republicans and Democrats is an example of Inter group conflict.
An inter group conflict is a type of disagreement that exists between different groups and their members, and this is mostly because of difference in views been held by each group over a certain event or topic.
example of such groups include political parties ( republicans and democrats )
Answer:
She embraces her "white" features such as thin lips and pointed nose and rejects her "blackness."
Explanation:
“Their Eyes Were Watching God” published in 1937 is one of Zora Neale Hurston’s most famous novels. One of the characters Mrs. Turner is light skinned and wants to be called as white. She is a racist against black people. This quality of her character is also pointed out by her name “Turner” who wants to “turn” from black to white.
Answer:
Its D: While Jay waited to hear news of his father, he paced back and forth, refusing to sit down.
Explanation:
Indirect clues require you to use a character’s thoughts and actions. Jay's insistent pacing tells you he is worried about something.
