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Central Ideas And Context: Utopia

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Which is a critique of the excerpt?
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The effects of slavery are much worse than the effects of materialism.
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Which is the central idea of this excerpt?
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The Utopians are not concerned about dressing fashionably.
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This excerpt is most likely More's reaction to his society's
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greed.
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What is the central idea of this excerpt?
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Utopians are surprised by the great value placed on jewels, cloth, and gold.
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Which should be included in a critique? Check all that apply.
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the central idea supporting details the reader's position supporting evidence
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This detail supports the central idea that riches are not important to Utopians. It is best described as a(n)
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anecdote.
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Thomas More's fictional text about a society governed by reason and order is most likely a response to the conflict between
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the king and church leaders
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Which historical fact will best help readers understand this excerpt?
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Explorers during this period went to the New World in search of scarce resources.
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Which statement provides a critique of the central idea?
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Taking from the wealthy to feed the poor discourages hard work.
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Thomas More wrote Utopia during a period of
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increased prosperity and a growing middle class.