The first pair, fourth pair, and fifth pair can be used to contrast the careers of writers and editors.
(this goes for the picture u have put in. if you need me to choose from the text you listed i can also do that) Hope that helped, if you don't understand, you can comment below and i'll edit it.
Answer:You could start of by "Pride month is annually observed on Oct 1-Oct 31. It observes the history and rights of the LGBTQ+. It was officially stated as pride month in 1994.
You could also mention some of these:
-The flag that represents LGBTQ
-who created the flag
-why the month takes place
-who created the event
-the history behind gay rights
-what it was like before gay rights
-how it changed
-what its like right now
Hope this helps!
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In 1841 Douglass became the editor of the North Star (main clause),<em> an antislavery newspaper </em>(appositives). This is a complex sentence. So, you can give a Ο (circle) in the number.
- Complex Sentence, contains one main clause and at least one subordinate clause
- In the sentence, there is containing one main clause and one appositives
- Main Clause, is an independent clause, which is containing Subject and Verb.
1. In 1841 Douglass became the editor of the North Star
- In 1841: adverb of time
- Subject: Douglass
- Verb: became
- Appositives, is a noun before/after another noun, with commas (,)
- It is not the subject but become NOUN CLAUSE
- A noun clause is defined as SUBORDINATE CLAUSE
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The choices for the above question are:
A. hold council meetings.
B. often talk about the Great Peace.
C. are united under the Great Peace.
D. live beneath the Tree of the Great Long Leaves.
In paragraph six of the Iroquois Constitution, the smoke symbolizes the idea that the Five Nations are united under the Great Peace. The answer to your question is C. I hope that this is the answer that you were looking for and it has helped you.
Inferences, had plenty of food and water available, The Maori feel in control of their land.