<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same excerpt that was posted before with this question, the correct response would be "</span><span>A. Metaphor and simile," since Paine urges the reader to think about how impractical it is for such as large nation to be ruled over by such a small island nation (Britain). </span>
Refuting counterclaims refer to a part of an argumentative essay or research paper where the writer comes across a contradicting points of view.
Explanation:
The answer to the above question is (c) prevents a writer from plagiarizing the sources that support a claim.
The term Refutation means opposing an argument
For example, if my claim is that fishes make better pets than tortoise, then my paper should also try and refute the counter claim made by tortoise owners who argue tortoise make better pets than Fishes
Louis Pasteur contributed to society by discovering vaccination and microbial fermentation.
The answer is letter C.) <span>a newspaper editorial about families who were displaced.
A newspaper editorial refers to the opinion of a leading staff or writer of a newspaper. This would share data on how families were affected by the </span><span>Great Chicago Fire, through the lens of an educated staff. The other sources presented only speak a small percentage of the families/people affected by the fire.
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throughout the times of the revolutionary way, there were two sides who primarily pitted against each other. the patriots were colonists who chose to strive for independence and the loyalists sometimes called Tories were those who were loyal to great Britain.
they had affirmed allegiance the King and did not want to violate their oath, they did not feel the taxes and the land grabs colonists were trying in Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee sufficient reason to strike. they also wanted to keep the assurance of the royal navy for their fleet of merchant ships and the strength of the royal army against possible strikes from other European powers. and were frightened that if the people got the power it might risk their luxurious lifestyle.
though the colonists who did remain loyal did so because they had it good under British rule or because they dreaded of what would happen if they attempted to break away. many wealthy people favored leaving well enough alone. most revolutions are started by the educated middle class, which is one reason why dictators often try to pass that group.
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