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The selections “Marigolds” and “To Kill A Mocking Bird” both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences through the use of sympathy, but the selection “Marigolds” does this more effectively because Lizabeth after she destroyed Ms.Lottie’s marigolds she felt really bad about and felt pity for her. She felt bad since Ms.Lottie never did anything to her but all Lizabeth did was destroy Ms.Lottie's world when all she was trying to do was bring beauty into the world.

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the selection "The jungle" and "to kill a mockingbird" both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences through the use of emotion, but the selection "The jungle" does this more effectively because the imagery is so good it feels like you were there which builds up empathy.

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The selections "The Jungle" and "To Kill A Mockingbird" both try to bring out the compassion and understanding in their audiences by showcasing the struggles of two unique minority groups during the Great Depression, but the selection "The Jungle" does this more effectively because it provides well-developed imagery that allows us to empathize more.

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The selections "The Jungle", "Harvest Gypsies" both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audience through the use of suffering and misfortune, but the selection "The Jungle" does this more effectively because of the way the author uses imagery to immerse you into the scene of the hell that the immigrant workers have to put up with just to make a living.

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The selection "The Jungle"  brings out compassion and understanding because it is a true story and really gets into how immigrants were forced to live and work and shows not only how it affected the immigrants but also the people around them and really puts you in their shoes with imagery the author uses and it really hits you and you start to realize how bad it actually was for immigrants and makes us actually start to empathize for them.

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The selections "The Jungle" and "To Kill A Mocking Bird" both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences through the use of strong emotions and through the use of advertising the struggles of two unique minority groups, but the selection The Jungle does this effectively because they use imagery that allows us to comprehend what the people in the story are going through.

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The selections "The Jungle" and "Harvest Gypsies" both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences through the use of exhibiting the struggles of poverty, but the selection "Marigolds"  does this this more effectively because I am able to relate to the situation and emotions that the character, Lizabeth, feels

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the selections " marigolds" and "to kill a mocking bird" both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences through the use of struggle of understanding the difficult situation, but the selection migrant mother does this more effectively because it shows her evdeavor to keep moving forward with her kids.

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The selections "Harvest Gypsies" and "To kill a mockingbird" both try to bring out compassion and understanding on their audiences through the use of evoting empathy, but the selection "The Jungle" does this more effectively because it allows you to have more imagery on gruesome events to bring social change.

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The selections "the harvest gypsies" and "The jungle"  both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences through the use of showing there stuggle to survive and difficult way of living, but the selection " The harvest gypsies" does this more effectivley because the author put us the readers somewhat in the characters place and and gave us a visual of what happened.

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The selections "The Jungle" and "To kill a mockingbird" both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences through the use of imagery, but the selection "The Jungle" does this more effectively because it explains smell and view to show the horrible living conditions of the immigrants.

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the selection of '''Migrant mother''' and to kill a mocking bird both bring compassion and understanding.

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The selections "Harvest Gypsies" and "To Kill A Mockingbird" both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audience through the use of imagery and deep emotion, but the selection "Harvest Gypsies" does this more effectively because the narrator goes into deep detail of the emotions of families losing family members due to horrible causes.

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The selections The Jungle and Migrant Mother both try to bring out imagery and understanding, but the selection The Jungle does this more effectively because the author shows us how the people didn't have a choice to do anything else but to just follow the only thing they're suppose to do which displays how they don't really care about themselves anymore.DANK Chicken Nuggies ;)

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The selections "Lift every voice and song" and "TKAM" both try to tell compassion and very good understanding in their stories, actions and audiences. But I think that "Lift Every Voice and song does a better job of inspiring compassion and empathy because it just makes the whole story plus the music very exciting and makes you feel like your in there and most importantly from the voice to the story along with it.

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The selections "Migrant Mother" and To Kill A Mockingbird both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences by examining individual human suffering, but the selection "The Jungle" does this more effectively because the author uses imagery to help the audience  imagine how it might feel to live and work in a depression-era meatpacking factory.

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The selections Robert F. Kennedy's speech and TKAM both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences through the use of understanding how to get the bigger picture of a situation but the selection RKF does this more effectively because he gave a big impact about MLK's death peacefully not only to the whites but also the blacks

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The section The Jungle and TKAM are both trying to to bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences through the use of empathy, but the selection The Jungle does this more effectively because all humans suffer but not as much, but we all could imagine ourselves in their place.

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The selections "The Jungle" and "To Kill a Mockingbird" both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences using textual depictions, imagery, and the use of the surroundings, but the selection "The Jungle" does this more effectively because you are truly able to understand what they went through and it feels as if you are in their place.

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The section To Kill a MockingBird, Marigolds, and RFK's speech all try to bring compassion and understanding in their audience through the use of the way that the author wanted us to know all of the important things instead of the little details, but the selection RFK's Speech does this more effectively because it gave us the sadness or the crowd and the fact that RFK was able to Empathize with them was impacting the crowd and the millions of people across the county.

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The selections "The Jungle" and "to kill a mockingbird" both try to bring out compassion and understanding their audiences through the strong use of imagery and the use of descriptions, but the one that brings it out the most is "The Jungle" because you feel like your in the story with absolutely no freedom and  living in awful living conditions.

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the selections to kill a mockingbird and the jungle both bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences through the use of empathy and others emotions. But the jungle found a way to hit you right in the feels in the beginning by telling you a little kid had just died, by explaining how the people couldn't even wipe their faces from blood or sweat because their hands are just as filthy.

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The selections "Harvest Gypsies" and "To kill a mockingbird" both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences through the use of evoting empathy, but the selection "The Jungle" does more effectively because it allows you to have more imagery on gruesome events to bring social change.

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The selections "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "Harvest Gypsies" both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences through the use of human struggles and suffering, but the selection "The Jungle" does this more effectively because the author uses all the human senses as a way to instill empathy into the reader with the use of imagery.

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The selection "The Jungle" and "To Kill A Mockingbird" both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audience by intense emotions, but the selection "The Jungle" does it more effectively because  the author uses all human senses to make you really feel like you're in the story and it has well made  imagery.

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The selections "Migrant Mother" and "The Jungle" both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences through the use of suffering, but the selection "To Kill A Mockingbird" does more effectively because the narrator explains her experiences and shows that she is unaware of the events since she is only a kid. With small details she gives us we understand that the narrator doesn't understand her struggles and how it changes her life.

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The selections The Jungle and The Harvest Gypsies both try to bring out compassion and understanding in their audiences through the use of imagery and the suffering, but the selection To Kill a Mocking Bird does this more effectively because the narrator explains what happens during her life and that she is not aware of her actions.