On her bus ride home, Yousafzai comments, "Funny, when I was little we always said Swatis were so peace-loving it was hard to find a man to slaughter a chicken." Which theme from her essay does this observation support? NEED HELP ASAP a. Educating girls had only recently become more acceptable. b. An education is something to be valued and enjoyed by everyone. c. Family, friendship, and community are important parts of life. d. The war against the Taliban changed everyone's outlook on life.

d. The war against the Taliban changed everyone's outlook on life.

Explanation:

From the passage, Yousafzai comments on her bus ride home that it was “funny” that when she was little, the Swati people were so peace-loving that it was difficult to find a man to slaughter a chicken which supports her theme from her essay that the war against the Taliban changed the outlook of everyone to life because she inferred that the once peace loving Swati people were now forced to be violent to protect their family.

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