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in the second paragraph of "ain't i a woman? ", how does truth appeal to the listeners’ sense of logic?
she demonstrates that women are just as strong men.
she recounts personal experiences to gain her audience’s trust.
she asks her audience to sympathize with her plight.
she explains the many hardships that she has experienced.

The answer is A. Just took the test.

Explanation:

Truth declares that she is as solid as any man just as being able to do the work a man does, for example, furrowing and harvesting crops in the field. She at that point unpretentiously addresses the particular issue of gender equality fairness by offering an explanation to any waiting uncertainty that she can cut and convey as much as a man.

My character in the "Living the great depression".

Is Delilah, a young 28-year-old female. She works at the house o Wimbledon's she is a maid and she takes care of her mother as well as her younger sister that is in high school.

She was born in New Hampshire. Her parent was a bus driver and her mom used to work in a bakery. Thus, she taught my character to cook and prepare amazing baking recipes. They emigrated to Long Island when her father died and she was recommended to a Long Island job as a maid while she worked at a five stars hotel.

Explanation:

Is your character male or female?

My character is a female.

How old is your character?

She is 28 years old.

What is your character's position in life?

She works at the house of The Wimbledon family she is a maid and she takes care of her mother as well as her younger sister that is in high school.

What is your character's background?

She was born in New Hampshire. Her parent was a bus driver and her mom used to work in a bakery. Thus, she taught my character to cook and prepare amazing baking recipes. They emigrated to Long Island when her father died and she was recommended to a Long Island job as a maid while she worked at a five stars hotel.

Does your character have other people who are dependent on him or her?

Yes, her mom and her younger fifteen-year-old sister.

Everything about a person and his or her background can influence the thoughts and opinions a person has.

Yes, the moral values and their conditions influence their decisions. People are determined by the needs present in our life