AnswersCCPS GSE Language Arts Grade 8 23.01300 YL ICThe Promise of America: Different Genres' Approaches to the Same Topic

The Promise of America: Different Genres' Approaches to the Same Topic Answers

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How does Keeler use logic in this passage?

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Keeler uses statistics and facts to show that today’s foods come from American Indians.
B
Keeler makes the reader imagine a world without tomatoes.
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Keeler uses the word “treaty,” which helps the reader feel like a truce has been made.
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Keeler suggests that the Pilgrims could not have survived without the American Indians.
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Keeler deals mainly with the Pilgrims while Bruchac discusses immigrants who came later.Keeler deals with specific Europeans while Bruchac discusses general immigrant groups.

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Keeler deals mainly with the Pilgrims while Bruchac discusses immigrants who came later.
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Keeler deals with specific Europeans while Bruchac discusses general immigrant groups.
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Keeler uses more poetic language.Keeler uses an argument that appeals to facts and emotions.

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Keeler uses more poetic language.
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Keeler uses an argument that appeals to facts and emotions.
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Keeler looks toward the future while Bruchac looks at the past.Keeler demands the return of Native American lands while Bruchac believes they’ve been returned.

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Keeler looks toward the future while Bruchac looks at the past.
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Keeler demands the return of Native American lands while Bruchac believes they’ve been returned.

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