The answer to the question above is "a connection back to her claim" which is the additional sentence to complete Reiko's argumentative essay based on the composition of her essay. Reiko's essay already has the claim part and the evidence part. However, she has not connected her evidence to her claim.
Answer: To guard against the influence of factions while preserving liberty.
Explanation: After having presented the problems brought about by the existence of factions in democracy, Madison argues that both forbidding factions would go against liberty and preventing them from coming into existence (by enforcing absolute equality) is impossible. The solution he proposes is to let factions be and only control their effects to avoid sinister interests from harming the population.
Each paragraph of your media analysis essay should evaluate the evidence that has been given to support the thesis.have specifically referenced sources.be reorganized for overall organization and wordiness.focus on one major idea that relates to your thesis. Each paragraph of your media analysis essay should focus on one major idea that relates to your thesis.
Answer: C. An anecdote about a group of people who met and became friends at a concert in their neighborhood
Explanation: Of the choices provided, a narrative about people who met at a local art event would most effectively develop the paragraph’s point that art can develop unexpected, as opposed to existing, social connections between people. Such a narrative would follow effectively from the direct quotation in sentence 11, because the people meeting at a local art event would be in close physical, or bodily, proximity. The narrative would also provide an effective contrast to the example of the existing community of stylists and their patrons developed in the previous paragraph
writing a petition that can be signed by his neighbours.
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