90 points! The next Web site looks at a pamphlet, “Americanization Through Homemaking,” published in 1929. The author, an elementary school teacher, makes a good-faith effort at helping the immigrant assimilate. Go to the Web site at Americanization Read the description and click “Page Images.” Read the Preface (Image 5), the Introduction (Image 8), and then Chapter III (Image 41). a. What group does the author siun8u8m9ngle out as being best suited to lead Americanization, and why?
b. Despite her good intentions, what prejudices does the author display?

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Explanation:

Answer Choice A is the correct answer, because Henry believed that the Confederation “ought to have [been] amended’ only, but that he didn’t understand “what danger could have arisen under the present Confederation” to require this “proposal to change our government.” Pendleton, by contrast, calls the Confederation an “insignificant paper” and “no government at all.” This most closely matches the description that “Henry felt [the Confederation] flawed but correctable, while Pendleton felt that it had served no useful purpose.” Answer Choice B is incorrect because we don’t have enough evidence to support the strong claim that Henry viewed the Confederation as “a perfect expression of democracy,’ and, in fact, he believes that the convention “ought to have amended the old system.” We also have no evidence for the strong claim that Pendleton viewed it as fundamentally authoritarian. Answer Choice C is incorrect because Henry does seem to regard the Confederation as in need of change and not “adequate in its current form,” and more especially because there’s no evidence that Pendleton regarded it as a transitional system only. Answer Choice D is incorrect because there’s no evidence for the strong claims that “Henry considered it an unavoidable compromise during a time of crisis” in Passage 1 or that “Pendleton considered it to have harmed the nation’s future prospects.”

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