Question

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what is the central point of wiesel’s nobel prize acceptance speech?

a. the world should not stand by and allow injustices to occur.

b. prejudice and inequality are a part of human nature.

c. the holocaust was a horrific time in the history of the jews.

d. countries should be allowed to deal with problems in their own way.

Explanation:

Elie Wiesel's Nobel Prize acceptance speech emphasizes the importance of taking action against injustice. Option A aligns with this as it states the world should not stand by and allow injustices. Option B suggests prejudice and inequality are natural, which goes against Wiesel's message of fighting injustice. Option C focuses on the Holocaust being horrific, but the central point of the speech is about acting against all injustices, not just describing the Holocaust. Option D promotes countries dealing with problems alone, which contradicts the call for global action against injustice.

Answer:

A. The world should not stand by and allow injustices to occur.