Explaining Relationships Between People and Events
Question 10 • FL-1009370-Writing for College Success
Read the excerpt from "A March to Enact Change."In his own response to the events in Alabama, President Johnson spoke to the country on national television in support of the marchers. He discussed how the issue was not simply the problem of one race or one region, but one that faced America as a united country.
Answer
A
the fact that President Lyndon B. Johnson was speaking to the American people
B
the fact that President Lyndon B. Johnson spoke to the nation through television
C
the fact that President Lyndon B. Johnson's message recognized that the issue impacted the whole country
D
the fact that President Lyndon B. Johnson's felt the nation should support marchers directly impacted by the issues in Alabama
Explanation
The excerpt emphasizes that the issue was not limited to one race or one region; it affected America as a whole. Choice C captures that point by saying President Johnson recognized the issue impacted the entire country. The other choices focus on how he spoke or on support for the marchers, rather than on the excerpt’s central message.
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