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Free Soup, Coffee, and Doughnuts 1.Why do you think there were such a large number of men standing in line in front of the building? 2.How did these people most likely feel about standing in line? 3.How
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1.Why do you think there were such a large number of men standing in line in front of the building?

2.How did these people most likely feel about standing in line?

3.How do you think the experience of standing in line affected the men’s political opinions?

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1. Because the food and coffee was free.

2. Hungry, impatient.

3. What do politics have to do with free coffee and doughnuts

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