What is sue macy’s purpose for this paragraph? what type of evidence does sue macy use to support her purpose? how does the evidence develop macy’s purpose?

In less than a decade, the growing bicycle craze created one of the largest industries in the country. In 1885, the heyday of the ordinary, there were only six cycle manufacturers in the United States, with a total annual output of 11,000 bicycles. Five years later, with the safety now available, there were 17 manufacturers, and they produced 40,000 bicycles. In 1895, the New York Times reported the existence of 126 manufacturers with an expected annual output of "nearly half a million machines in this country alone." And annual production reached one million bicycles in 1896.

—Wheels of Change,

Sue Macy

What is Sue Macy’s purpose for this paragraph?

To Inform

What type of evidence does Sue Macy use to support her purpose?

Fact, Statistic, Quotation

How does the evidence develop Macy’s purpose?

It shows the rapid growth of the industry.

The answers

To inform

Fact, statistics, quotation

To show the rapid growth of the industry

Explanation:

The paragraph‘s purpose is TO INFORM

The type of evidence she used to support was FACT, STATISTIC, QUOTATION.

The evidence developes Macy’s purpose by SHOWING THE RAPID GROWTH OF THE INDUSTRY

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the anecdote makes readers feel sorry for the man’s lack of heritage, then reminds readers that the man has an equally valuable heritage.