Question

For the book you are reading, write a paragraph of five to six sentences identifying the author's message about the human rights issue. Provide examples from the book to support your point. Use proper spelling and grammar.

Answer 1

Book: Ender's Game
The Author of this story sends a message about human rights through the story starting at the beginning when the government was taking the monitors out of the children's necks. This book shows the effects of what it would be like if the government had too much power. The government use child labor by forcing kids from the age 6 to join the army and risking there lives. "Human beings are free except when humanity needs them.” Meaning if humanity needs to they will use children as soldiers and train them to be fighting killing machines.

Answer 2

@Elsa213

Answer 3

What is the human rights issue, though?

Answer 4

child labor i explained it

Answer 5

Mention it in the first sentence.

Answer 6

The Author of this story sends a message about human rights through the story starting at the beginning when the government was taking 6 year old Enders/Andrew. "Human beings are free except when humanity needs them.” Meaning if humanity needs to they will use children as soldiers and train them to be fighting killing machines. This book shows the effects of what it would be like if the government had too much power. The government use child labor by forcing kids from the age 6 to join the army and risking there lives.

Answer 7

Better e.e

Answer 8

In the story "Ender's Game", Card creates a human issue throughout the story. With the details and facts the story uses such as how Ender had a machine in the beginning, the human rights issue is considered "child labor". The government was taking the monitors out of the children's necks and forcing them from the age 6 to join the army and risking there lives.

Answer 9

e.e Thats what i would put

Answer 10

Now post the quotes that lead to that thought.

Answer 11

but meh quote was "Human beings are free except when humanity needs them.”

Answer 12

now imma have to fine a new quote T~T

Answer 13

who es card?

Answer 14

ohhh the author im dumb e.e

Answer 15

Rip e.e

Answer 16

In the story "Ender's Game", the author creates a human issue throughout the story. With the details and facts the story uses such as how Ender had a machine in the beginning, the human rights issue is considered "child labor". The government was taking the monitors out of the children's necks and forcing them from the age 6 to join the army and risking there lives. They explain how "Human beings are free except when humanity needs them.” so they feel if humanity needs to they will use children as soldiers and train them to be fighting killing machines.

Answer 17

how that e.e i used your idea and my quote

Answer 18

Okie e.e

Answer 19

Does it sound gewd e.e

Answer 20

Yesh nu maybeh su e.e

Answer 21

imma take your silence as a yes e.e

Answer 22

Yeyeye