Option A seems to be correct because Christian concepts dominated the educational institutions of many African Kingdoms.
Option B seems to be correct as well because nearly half of Christians and nearly 30 % of Muslims felt that one God was like their traditional supreme being.
Option C seems to be wrong because wherever Islam dominated ,people were forced to practice Islam because of Islamic Extremism.
Option D seems to be wrong because Islam plays an important part in regions where Islam is a major religion.
<em>Rhetorical Devices </em>are<em> techniques that uses specific structure in sentences</em> to persuade the audience or to obtain the desired effect.
The correct options are:
<em>2. Without a solution, we are in trouble. Without a solution, the trouble will be great. </em>
Rhetorical Device: Anaphora
In the option 2 the writer uses Anaphora, <u>which consists in repeating the same words </u>(In this case "Without a solution") a<u>t the beginning of successive sentences,</u> this rhetorical device is often used in speeches to emphasize an idea.
<em>3. We do not need a solution right away, since two days is plenty of time to solve this global issue. </em>
Rhetorical Device: Verbal Irony
In option 3 the writer uses Verbal Irony,<u> which consists in saying something opposite to what you truly mean</u>. In verbal irony there must be an indication that the meaning was not meant, in this case the writer says <em>"two days is plenty of time to solve this global issue"</em> as an indication that a solution right away is actually needed, and that the writer is being ironic.
Answer:
Find the explanation and details from the text below.
Explanation:
'Kairos' is a word with Greek roots and it connotes the idea of the opportune time or the right time for something to be done. Carrie Chapman Catt made extensive use of this type of speech in her address to Congress in November 1917. Below are details from the address to highlight this.
1.<em> "Woman suffrage is inevitable. Suffragists knew it before November 4, 1917; opponents afterward"</em>: Catt began her speech with the words above. The inevitability of the suffrage movement was something Catt knew would always happen for even though the proponents of the movement, knew this before her speech was delivered, opponents of it would soon come to realize it after her speech. She gave three reasons to back this idea. One of them would be mentioned below.
2. "<em>Second, the suffrage for women already established in the United States makes women suffrage for the nation inevitable".</em><em> </em>Catt here meant that it was time to institute women's suffrage because the United States is a democratic nation, therefore, it is just not possible to have undemocratic policies applied to one section of the nation.
3<em>. </em><em>" "There is one thing mightier than kings and armies" -- aye, than Congresses and political parties -- "the power of an idea when its time has come to move." The time for woman suffrage has come.":</em><em> </em>This was a clear case of the use of Kairos by Catt for here she clearly stated that the time for women's suffrage which has been inevitable all along, had finally come.
Breakaway State, Oh how could I not know?
Breakaway state, how is your future not untold?
1846, Too many conflicts!
Independence at its finest, independence so close to you.
Oh, California, how would this not be you?
The chance of increased European involvement in the Americas President Monroe. There was also concerns about Russia's intentions for controlling land in the northwest.
