Charles is giving a persuasive speech, a speech encouraging action from the audience, about the united nations. which thesis statement would you recommend charles use? a. the organizational structure of the united nations, namely consensus voting in the security council, makes it incapable of preventing war between major powers. the united states should propose the united nations be given the ability to prevent war(s) in the future. b. the united nations is incapable of preventing war between major powers. c. the organizational structure of the united nations is ineffective and needs a major overhaul. d. the organizational structure of the united nations consists of the general assembly, the security council, the economic and social council, the secretariat, and the international court of justice.

The correct answer is A. The organizational structure of the United Nations, namely consensus voting in the security council, makes it incapable of preventing war between major powers. The United States should propose the United Nations be given the ability to prevent war(s) in the future.

Explanation:

In a persuasive speech that aims at convincing the audience about a certain idea or inviting the audience to take a certain action, the thesis statement refers to the main claim that guides the speech or the idea the speaker wants to convince the audience about. Because of this, a strong and effective thesis statement should express the position of the author but also provide in a concise way the reason or reasons that support this position.

Considering this, the best option for a thesis statement in this case is A. "The organizational structure of the United Nations, namely consensus voting in the security council...", because this statement clearly summarizes the position of the author, but also provides the reason behind it which is the incapability for preventing war of the United Nations as a reason to take action to change the way decisions are taken in the security council.

a. the scene is structured as a dialogue between two characters in their own informal language.

two factors or characteristics of a chapter that might make it difficult to read would be words i don't understand, or if i don't fully understand what's going on in the chapter. strategies i can use to get through the difficult material would be a dictionary, and re-reading previous chapters to get a better grasp of what the author is trying to say.