Apess concludes his piece by____________?
Correct answer: D. Exhorting his allies and advocates to continue working to end prejudice
- A. Predicting the Apocalypse
- B. Declaring his intention to run for public office
- C. Calling for Native Americans to declare themselves independent of the U.S. government
- D. Exhorting his allies and advocates to continue working to end prejudice
Explanation
Apess ends by urging those who oppose injustice to continue their efforts against racial prejudice. He does not conclude with a political candidacy, an apocalypse, or a demand for immediate independence.
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