Question

how does this passage from olaudah equianos narrative appeal to pathos? it challenges the readers moral beliefs about how humane the practice of human trafficking is. it shows the frightening and torturous conditions the enslaved people were forced into. it provides a statistic of how many africans were impacted by human trafficking in slavery.

Explanation:

Pathos is an appeal to emotions. Describing the frightening and torturous conditions of enslaved people evokes strong emotions in the reader, which is an appeal to pathos. Challenging moral - beliefs is more of an appeal to logos (reasoning about morality), and providing a statistic is an appeal to logos as well.

Answer:

It shows the frightening and torturous conditions the enslaved people were forced into.