How were john hernandez and his siblings able to build a successful business

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c

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coz you clicked it

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A; Focus

If this is somehow not the answer then it IS C: Non-essential question

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C and E

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they both believed that independent reporting had value and they published articles that weren't accurate

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is it c and e? i think so..

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Answer: I HAVE NEVER BEEN IS IT FUN

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It’s 1933, and the Logans (Cassie, Little Man, and Cassie's older brother) are walking to class on their first day of school.

A long time ago, Cassie’s grandfather purchased 400 acres of land from Harlan Granger’s family. However, they must pay for the taxed acres of land. The entire family pitches in.

The Logans—other than Stacey—don’t like T.J. very much. He reveals that Cassie almost got him in trouble by telling his mother that he had gone to the dancing room in the Wallace store. He got out of it by blaming his brother, Claude, instead, and Claude took a beating for it. The Logans think this is a dirty stunt, but T.J. finds it funny.

Stacey tells everyone to get off the road quickly, and everyone except for Little Man scrambles up the bank and into the forest. Little Man is reluctant to scramble up the bank and get his clothes dirty, but when the school bus drives by and raises the red dust, Little Man ends up getting dirtier than the rest of them. Little Man indignantly demands to know where their bus is, but Stacey tells him that the black kids don’t get a bus.

A white boy named Jeremy approaches the group and greets Stacey shyly. There’s a bit of an awkward silence, and the conversation reveals that school has been in session for a month already for the white kids. Jeremy walks with the Logan children every morning, even though he gets ridiculed and beaten for associating with them. Eventually, they split as Jeremy goes to the white school with his sister Lillian Jean, who regards the Logans with disdain.

The Logans continue on to the black school, which starts later in the year and gets out earlier because the black children have to help their families by working in the cotton fields. A lot of the older kids drop out of school entirely in order to help their parents work the fields. Cassie observes the students around her, who are wearing their Sunday best, even though all their clothes are full of patches, since no one can afford new clothes.

Cassie heads into the fourth grade classroom, which the fourth graders currently share with the first graders because the first grade teacher is held up in Jackson for a few days. Miss Crocker, the fourth grade teacher announces that this year, all the students will get books. This is big news, since most of the students have never handled a book before, other than the family Bible. The Logans are lucky, though, because Mama owns several books. Still, Cassie is excited at the prospect of getting her own book. However, once Miss Crocker reveals the books, Cassie sees that they’re badly worn, and her excitement fades into disappointment.

When it’s Little Man’s turn to take a book, he outrages the teacher by asking if he can get a cleaner copy. Miss Crocker accuses him of putting on airs, so Little Man takes his book and goes back to his seat. However, once he flips over the page and sees what’s written inside, he throws his book down and begins stomping on it. Cassie flips open her own copy and sees that there’s a record of who the book has been checked out to and what the condition of the book is. It turns out that the books are checked out to white children until the condition becomes “Very Poor,” at which point they’re given to black children, or “nigra” as it’s written in Cassie’s book.

Cassie tries to explain to Miss Crocker that Little Man is upset because of the chart, but Miss Crocker remains unsympathetic. She just tells Cassie, “That’s what you are” when Cassie tells her about the “nigra” written in her book. Cassie rejects her book too, and she and Little Man both get whipped.

Cassie tries to tell her mother about the incident when class lets out, but Miss Crocker gets there first, and Cassie overhears their conversation. Mama doesn’t seem to be very upset at her children, however, which frustrates Miss Crocker. Mama then glues paper in the books to cover up the charts, telling Miss Crocker that maybe they shouldn’t just accept the way things are. Miss Crocker, however, disapproves of Mama and thinks of her as a radical. Mama glues paper over the charts in all the books in her seventh grade

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Cassie and her brothers, Stacey, Christopher-John, and Little Man, are walking to school on the first day of the school year, dressed in their Sunday best. T.J. joins them, and tells them about how a man named Berry was nearly burned to death by white men the previous night.

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umm were is it

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I have like part of the answer- there's a person vs person conflict-

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I'm sorry :(

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Making economic choices is another way of dealing with scarcity.

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The different ways nations make economic choices result in various economic systems. All nations must address the problems of resource scarcity, and all nations must allocate their limited resources to meet the needs of their citizens.

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the scarcity depletes this finite capacity of decision-making. The scarcity of money affects the decision to spend that money on the urgent needs while ignoring the other important things which comes with a burden of future cost.

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Hope this helps.    :)       :D

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When Claudette was 15 years old, she was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white passenger in a racially segregated bus in Alabama. She stood her ground because, according to her, it was her constitutional right since she paid the fare.

please mark as brainliest

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When Claudette was 15 years old, she was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white passenger in a racially segregated bus in Alabama.

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Answer and Explanation:

I think we can get rid of answer choices A and C because the conclusion paragraph does restate the thesis, and The ideas aren't being repeated. I Think the answer could be D because it does give points to support the claim such as increasing student's enthusiasm, volunteering to make the fields good, and having the students an active lifestyle by being in Soccer, which is why they should build the soccer programs.

#teamtrees #PAW (Plant And Water)

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I think it is correct

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I thinks it is correct with the way you have it, also with,"Thanks, you are too," but you have it fine the way it is.

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I need help with an essay :)

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Its fine if you dont wanna help! :)

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Can you clarify the question because I don't understand?

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no one answered so unlucky

this poem is the biggest piece of junk on the planet that makes no sense because you fail to understand it and feel it

try doing that...

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Civil War I believe :)

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The French and Indian War

Hope this helps :)

Answer: Roy and Mullet Fingers are the same in their environmental activism in that they both have the same specific end goal. Both boys want to see that the owls are saved, and both boys are willing to stand in the face of strong opposition. Both boys also have the same solution to saving the owls. Their solution is to stop the construction project from happening rather than finding a new building site or moving the owls. The difference is in how they go about trying to stop the construction project in order to save the owls. Mullet Fingers's approach is to sabotage the actual construction project through various forms of vandalism. He takes huge risks doing this because he is breaking the law in order to fight the building of Mother Paula's Pancake House.

On the other hand, Roy is not so willing to break the law in order to fight against the construction to save the owls. Roy's activism is done through legal channels, and he spends a lot of time digging through public records. Roy hits a major breakthrough when he discovers that the environmental impact study report is missing. Roy then takes additional action by giving the information to a reporter, and that allows the media to elevate the story to a level that Roy and Mullet Fingers are not able to achieve by themselves.

Explanation: Not my answer. JONATHAN BEUTLICH'S ANSWER

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Roy and Mullet Fingers are alike in many ways. The boys are about the same age and size; Roy's shoes fit Mullet Fingers. They both appreciate nature. Both boys are clever, coming up with ingenious ways of reaching their goals. Mullet Fingers puts alligators in the portable latrines and uses snakes with taped-shut mouths to scare away the guard dogs. Roy creates an elaborate ruse to ensnare Dana Matherson in his own misdeeds. Neither boy, Roy or Mullet Fingers, gives up easily. Roy doesn't give in to Dana, and he persists in tracking down the running boy and in trying to save the owls. Mullet Fingers works persistently to pester Mother Paula's company with increasingly severe pranks. Both Roy and Mullet Fingers seem to have a high pain tolerance. Roy invites Dana to hit him, and the bully strikes him on the head three times while on the bus. He also endures some serious brawling in the janitor's closet. Mullet Fingers, despite his infected and wounded arm, runs to the construction site, arriving there before Beatrice and Roy on the bike. He also escapes from the hospital emergency room despite his fever and injury. Neither boy is a "bad kid"; they both stay primarily within the law and avoid causing physical harm to people while they try to interfere with the constant

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Answer: i think its the 2nd answer, i thought about looking it up to double check and then i remembered that i have probably read about this before and im pretty sure thats the answer.

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i dont have a big explanation but i pretty much explained in my answer so there you go!

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Answers II, III, IV

Charles Author

(sorry babes if this isn't right)

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Answer:Dickens author

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Because an authors work is highly associated to their last name( ex: j.k. ROWLING) Not to mention that this name in particular stands out

I do believe it is a text because of its unique use of wording. So if I were right, it would be D. a text, because it contains complex high-level language

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where the writer captures the reader's attention, either with a great opening line, a detailed description of the character or setting, or a glimpse into the topic, problem, or theme of the story

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as a whole.

"such proposals should be subjected to specific criticism rather than rejected in toto"

in all; overall.

"there was, in toto, an increase in legal regulation and public surveillance"

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