Consider this quote from the article:"The [Save Chocolateville] bar will make some money…no doubt," said Ritz. "But it's almost more important that the bar gets distributed…so that it can tell the story of Chocolateville and Central Falls. To me, it's the story of America…. The bar itself is just a calling card to tell that story.''In light of the main ideas of this article, what caused Mike Ritz to make such a public statement?Press enter to interact with the item, and press tab button or down arrow until reaching the Submit button once the item is selectedARitz believes that Central Falls, also known as Chocolateville in the 1870s, was once again going to become the center of chocolate manufacturing in the eastern part of the United States. BRitz believes that the story of Central Falls in the 1870s, then known as Chocolateville, is important to the history of how industrial development affected local communities in the U. S.CRitz believes that Central Falls, also known as Chocolateville in the 1870s, was instrumental in bringing American chocolate to foreign countries by way of local sailing and fishing vessels. DRitz believes that the story of Central Falls in the 1870s, then known as Chocolateville, is important to understanding why the leaders of the city had to declare bankruptcy in 2011.

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B. Ritz believes that the story of Central Falls in the 1870s, then known as Chocolateville, is important to the history of how industrial development affected local communities in the U.S

Explanation:

Only option B correctly depicts the reasoning behind Ritz´s words quoted in the article "Saving a City: One Chocolate Bar At a Time." . Option A is wrong because it doesn´t match Ritz´s expectations, he doesn´t seem as interested in Central Fall becoming the center of chocolate manufacturing. His chocolate bar project is meant to help revitalize Central Falls and the profits are destined to be donated to a program benefiting city children. Option C gives more importance to Central Falls exports of chocolate than Ritz´s ideas about it. Option D incorrectly states that chocolate production was somehow the cause of the city´s 2011 bankruptcy.

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what do you think annie thinks of the mother? do you think annie believes the mother is a fit mother for helen.

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