The subject of both passages is

the circumstances under which Trujillo died.
how Trujillo's death affected individuals.
how Trujillo improved the Dominican Republic.
what life was like under the dictatorship.

Passage 1 talks about one of Trujillo's assassins, who said "The only way to get rid of him was to kill him,”. The passage also mentions that Trujillo was still in power right before he was killed. Passage 2 talks about a group of plotters who killed Trujillo, and how Dominicans feel about his death in the sentence, "Dominicans do not refer to the death as an assassination but as an ajusticiamiento, a bringing to justice."

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Tundexi Tundexi · Answer 2 · 2022-03-09T13:17:00+01:00

The subject of both passages in question is the circumstances under which Trujillo died.

What does Passage 1 talks about?

The Passage entails narration about one of Trujillo's assassins, who said "The only way to get rid of him was to kill him,” and also mentions that Trujillo was still in power right before he was killed.

What does Passage 2 talks about?

The Passage entails narration about a group of plotters who killed Trujillo, and how Dominicans feel about his death in the sentence.

In conclusion, the Option A is correct.

The subject of both passages is the circumstances under which Trujillo died. how Trujillo's death affected individuals. how Trujillo improved the Dominican Republic. what life was like under the dictatorship.

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What does Passage 1 talks about?

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The subject of both passages is

the circumstances under which Trujillo died.
how Trujillo's death affected individuals.
how Trujillo improved the Dominican Republic.
what life was like under the dictatorship.