What kind of paragraph is being demonstrated below?
Of the millions of people in this country, only a small percentage is
considered wealthy. However, when compared to the billions of people
worldwide, our nation does not experience true poverty. Thousands of people
die each year in Africa because of starvation, unsanitary living conditions, and
diseases that would be treatable in the United States. South American
countries experience the same thing. It is crucial that U. S. citizens recognize
their own prosperity and strive to reach out to those who are truly destitute.
O A. Example paragraph
B. Introductory paragraph
c. Transition paragraph
D. Illustration paragraph
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