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ollegr
2 months ago
7

In a well-structured paragraph, state the claim of the previous passage and evaluate the effectiveness of the evidence the autho

rs present to support it.
English
2 answers:
Lady bird [7.4K]2 months ago
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While many of the assertions from the passage can likely be supported with concrete examples from Thoreau's essay, I remain skeptical about a couple of them. Notably, although Thoreau appears troubled by the focus on technological advancements of his era, such as the telegraph and railroads, I question whether he truly views technology as the chief source of distress. At this point, I would need to see stronger evidence from the author to confidently accept this interpretation.

ddd [7.4K]2 months ago
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The authors argue that the introduction of alternative sweeteners contributed to ending slavery. They back their claim with factual data, highlighting progress in sweetener production during the 19th century. For instance, statistical percentages reveal a significant rise in sugar derived from beets between 1854 and 1899. This verifiable information aligns chronologically with the abolition of slavery in many regions. Therefore, the evidence effectively reinforces the authors’ argument and purpose.

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