Answers 26-27 LISD TX English II B CR rev 82025Sugar Changed the World, Part 5: Developing and Refining Ideas

Sugar Changed the World, Part 5: Developing and Refining Ideas Answers

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Which statement best summarizes the claim and purpose of the previous passage from Sugar Changed the World?

The authors’ purpose is to inform readers of how advances in sugar production helped improve working conditions for many laborers.

The authors’ purpose is to entertain readers with anecdotes about sugar production that show how sugar affected several world wars.

The authors’ purpose is to persuade readers to agree that sugar production sparked the exploration of North America and other parts of the world.

The authors’ purpose is to persuade readers that sugar production created a system that relied on slavery, but also paved the way for revolution.

How does the evidence in this passage support the central idea that the exchange of goods in the sugar trade involved much of the world?

It delivers an ethical rationale for certain methods used in sugar production.

It provides a logical argument for the effect of sugar production on the sale of goods.

It offers empirical evidence of the cargo that traveled between India, Europe, and Africa.

It gives an anecdotal explanation of the manufacturing and transport of luxury items.

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