Question

How do both passages show that sybil ludington is heroic? a. she rode to alert the militia despite threat of possible capture by the british if they found her. b. she admired paul revere and wanted to do something as heroic for the war as he had done. c. she took care of her siblings to help out her parents who were busy with the war and the farm. d. she volunteered for the dangerous mission to alert the militia so they could march to danbury.

Answer 1

Both passages show Sybil Ludington's heroism through her actions of riding to alert the militia despite the threat of capture and volunteering for a dangerous mission.

Step-by-step explanation:

How do both passages show that Sybil Ludington is heroic?

Both passages highlight Sybil Ludington's heroism in different ways:

Passage A: Sybil Ludington rode to alert the militia despite the threat of possible capture by the British if they found her. This act of bravery and determination demonstrates her heroic spirit.

Passage B: Sybil Ludington volunteered for the dangerous mission to alert the militia so they could march to Danbury. This selfless act of putting herself in harm's way for the benefit of others showcases her heroic nature.