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What is a theme in Dwight Okita’s poem “In Response to Executive Order 9066”?

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Answer 1
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Discrimination against migrants in America.

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If you read it, you'll see to understand were I'm coming from.
Answer 2
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Executive Order 9066 unfairly targeted Japanese Americans.

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Which was an argument for Japanese imperial expansion

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One of the main arguments for Japanese imperial expansion that was made by the Japanese was that they had practically no resources on their small island nation. 

In "Story of an Hour" which of the following describes Josephine's motivation for going to Louise's room? A) She was concerned that Louise was alone and crying. B) She wanted to make sure Louise was still in her room. C) She wanted Louise to return to the room where Richards waited. D) She knew Louise was capable of doing something extremely drastic.

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Josephine's motivation for going to Louise's room in "Story of an Hour" can be described as follows:

A) She was concerned that Louise was alone and crying.

In the story, Josephine is portrayed as a caring and compassionate character who wants to ensure Louise's well-being. After receiving news of her husband's death, Louise retreats to her room, and Josephine goes to check on her. This suggests that Josephine is motivated by her concern for Louise's emotional state, as she wants to comfort her and offer support during this difficult time. Josephine's actions reflect her empathy and desire to be there for Louise in her moment of grief.

Identify the number of independent and subordinate clauses in the following group of words. When Janine does volunteer work, she feels a sense of joy and fulfillment

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First of all a Independent clause consists of both a subject and a verb and can stand on it own and make a complete sentence. A subordinate clause is a dependent clause which too consists of a verb and a subject but does not stand on its own and isn't a complete sentence.

In this case the Independent clause is "She feels a sense of joy and fulfillment". The subject is "She" and the verb is "feels" and this can be a complete sentence.
"When Jamie does volunteer work" is the subordinate clause. The subject is "Jamie" and the verb is "does". Also, this is not a complete sentence.

So one independent clause and one subordinate clause.

Which words in the sentence are adjectives? Soon the snowy valleys will again bloom with colorful wildflowers. Choose all answers that are correct. A. soon B. snowy C. valleys D. colorful

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Adjectives are words that describe nouns.

snowy describes valleys

colorful  describes wildflowers

B. snowy

D. colorful

Hope this helps. :)
The only adjectives in there are; B. snowy and D. colourful....
Hope that helps..

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The curtains were shredded and all over the room; my cat looked very guilty.
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The sentence that correctly uses the punctuation mark, semicolon (;) is, "The curtains were shredded and all over the room; my cat looked very guilty." This is an example of a compound sentence. A compound sentence consists of two independent clauses. If we use a semicolon to separate the two independent clauses, then we do not have to use any conjunctions to connect both. 

The correct sentence using semicolon is the following: The curtains were shredded and all over the room; my cat looked very guilty.There're two independent clauses and an example of compound sentence.  Express a complete thought and have the same level of importance.

14. Read the paragraph.

(1) Skyscrapers surrounded us as we crossed the Brooklyn Bridge. (2) The streets were like canyons of concrete and steel. (3) I really wanted to visit the Statue of Liberty. (4) New York City was very different than the flat plains of my native Nebraska.

Which sentence does not support the paragraph’s topic sentence?


sentence 1
sentence 2
sentence 4
sentence 3

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The paragraphs topic sentence appears to be about New York City.
The Statue of Liberty is located in New York, which means sentences 3 and 4 relate.
Skyscrapers are everywhere in New York city. 

This means question 2 does not support the paragraphs topic sentence.

*I don't know much about New York so this may not be the correct answer*
I hope this helped you!

(4) I think because you are comparing but double check as I am not really sure
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