Yes, Yes, No, Yes, No. These are the answers and explanations.
>>Samuel Adams founded the Committees of Correspondence.
"Adams called for independence, and the Congress agreed to boycott British goods until the repeal of the Intolerable Acts... Adams returned to the Continental Congress, where he and cousin John continued to call for independence." (history.com) Sorry, the evidence is not good but I checked this answer and it was correct.
>>Thomas Paine did write the pamphlet 'Common Sense'.
"Although many Americans who still had doubts about the war, a pamphlet written by Thomas Paine called 'Common Sense' increased support for independence... His 'Common Sense' pamphlet argued logically and sensibly for American independence from Britain." (learning.k12.com)
>>Patrick Henry did not write the D.O.I . This answer is false.
"The delegates agreed to give a committee permission to draft a Declaration of Independence. On this committee were Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Robert Livingston, and Roger Sherman. Jefferson was chosen as the person to actually draft, or write, the document." (learning.k12.com)
>>Benjamin Franklin did publish essays promoting American independence. Even though this answer is correct, I didn't see any evidence for it, so when I did the test, it was kind of like a guessing game >_<
>>Thomas Jefferson did not say "give me liberty or give me death", Patrick Henry did. This answer is false.
"'Give me liberty, or give me death!' is a quotation attributed to Patrick Henry from a speech he made to the Second Virginia Convention on March 23, 1775, at St. John's Church in Richmond, Virginia." (wikipedia.org)
I checked these answers and they were correct. ^_^ Hope this helps!
Taking reference on the 2018 Index of Economic Freedom Ranking, an annual publication by the renowned Heritage Foundation, the 'freest' economy, corresponding to the position C, closer to 'Pure Market', would be that of South Africa, on the 77th spot on the ranking. The middle slot 'B' corresponds to the economy of Nigeria, claiming the 104th position while the closest to pure command would be Kenya, 129th, tanking the 'A' slot.
South Africa, Nigeria, and Kenya fall in the following order on the continuum:
A Nigeria
B South Africa
C Kenya
Answer:
don't you think it's a little to late?
Explanation:
Answer:
Robert E. Lee the commander of what remained of the confederate states army surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant the week before
Different source of information are aimed at different audiences, that is indeed correct, because each particular audience has particular characteristics. The information needs to be adapted. What this actually means is that the language, style and structure of the information will vary and experience changes dependending on the audience that is aimed to, so that it will affect the audience in the intended way.
For example an encyclopedia of biology, if it's aimed at students from middle school, will have a very simple and clean structure, with friendly language and style, to make it easier for those students to understand. But if the encyclopedia of biology is aimed to college students, those element will vary to become more complex.
You mentioned that sometimes one source of information can be directed to more than one audience. This is also correct. The proper way to achieve this is by adapting the source a certain way so that it can impact both audiences in the intended way. To do this, each audience would have to share a certain characteristic or quality with the others. Have one or more elements in common so that the source can use those common elements and adapt in a way that its effect will work for both audiences at the same time.
For example, a TV commercial can show images of a new shopping mall in town. It the commercial includes images of nice lady stores but also a big colorful playground, both audiences (moms and children) can relate to that commercial, making them want to go together. That way, the same TV commercial (source of information) was aimed at two different audiences (moms and children).
The element that those audiences have in common is that both can understand images.