Answer:
A. Asks a question
Explanation:
A thesis statement shouls answer the question you are trying to prove. So if your answering something you want to prove you know the answer, asking is not the way to do so
He uses imagery to explain how Guy Montag is a fireman. He shows him holding a snake rather than a hose. There is also auditory imagery, which is kinda used to describe the mosquito noises made by Mildred's seashells and the human noises made by jets. Kind of wonky!
Averroes translated and extensively commented on Aristotle's work, enriching it, and by doing so he essentially collected the Greek and Roman classic culture, which, and this should be stressed, was firstly embraced and amplified by the Arabs before reaching Renaissance Europe. Aristotle's thinking and ideas, as well as his worldview, would be eventually revolutionary in the Renaissance, a period in history where the largest amount of commentaries on Aristotle were written.
Answer: It reinforces the idea that the rights given to others are not extended to African Americans.
Explanation:
In the speech he gave on July 5, 1852 -<em>"What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?", </em>Frederick Douglass argues that African Americans are denied the rights they were promised by the Declaration of Independence. In doing so, he asks a series of rhetorical questions. When he describes the injustice brought by slavery, he asks if that is "a question for Republicans." The idea that Douglass wants to convey is that the rights that all the people should have are applied only to white Americans.
A claim is a statement in which you voice your opinion on a topic. For example, saying that the book we read in class had 398 pages would not be a claim, but saying the book we read in class was boring and a waste of time would be.
