the word pseudo-employees is an example of Select one: a. overly formal language. b. confusing technical jargon. c. the speaker's attempt to flatter his audience. d. a new word created by joining a prefix to an existing word.

D. a new word created by joining a prefix to an existing word.

Explanation:

Pseudo-employees isn't a word that exists, instead the author created it by combining the prefix pseudo (meaning fake/false) with the word employees. Since it is not a word that exists, it is not a or b, and the author is not directly addressing the audience and giving them a compliment, so it is not c.

the text includes parts of primary-source interviews with enslaved people to illustrate the difficulty of life on a sugar plantation in louisiana.

explanation:

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