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Support your responses with evidence from the texts.
1. Infer What is Powell's purpose for writing his memoir? Explain how it
is similar to or different from Warren Brown's purpose for writing the
biography
2. Compare Review lines 1-15 in It Worked for Me and lines 148–158 in Colin
Poweit: Military Leader. How does the portrayal of Powell's after-school job
differ in each text? Explain why each author treated this event differently.
3. Compare Compare lines 78-86 of Powell's memoir with lines 139-147 in
the biography. How are the two descriptions of Powell alike and different?
Tell whether you think one is more accurate than the other and if so, why.
4. Draw Conclusions Review Colin Powell: Military Leader. What primary and
secondary sources do you think the author might have used?
5. Evaluate Review each text. Which one do you think paints a more
accurate portrayal of Colin Powell? Why?
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Support your responses with evidence from the texts.
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