Select the correct answer.How does the speaker develop his idea that people are in charge of their own destiny? A. He emphasizes the importance of cooperation and mutual respect. B. He explains the impact of Generation Indigenous on young people. C. He describes the life of Lindsay Early as an example. D. He discusses giving more power to tribal police and courts.

PART A: How does paragraph 11 contribute to the development of ideas in the text?A. It provides more relatable examples of tribalism, as well the author's own experiences.B. It proves that there is no way to escape the extreme behavior that tribalism promotes.C. It shows that tribalism is merely a phase in life that everyone must experience, but then move on from.D. It shows how only very few people are vulnerable to the extreme behavior that tribalism can evoke.

How does paragraph 5 contribute to the development of ideas in the passage?A. The author describes the lives of other people to show how these stories changed her.B. The author lists the lives of other people to show that stereotypes are generally untrue.C. The author compares the lives of other people to show some perspectives are better than others.D. The author includes the lives of other people to show that most people experience the same things.

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One central idea of the passage is: one person can have a great deal of influence through activism.Which sentence explains how the central idea FIRST emerges in the text?A It is introduced with statistics about Africa's carbon emissions in paragraph 1.B It becomes evident with the introduction of Vanessa Nakate's background in paragraph 2.C It becomes clear with the connection between climate change and Ugandan survival in paragraph 3.D It is stated in Vanessa Nakate's argument that the press is not reporting on the climate change issue in paragraph 6.

Use your own words in explaining these roles in a form of an essay.