Answer:
Yes it is important today as it was in the past.
Explanatio:
Britain's victory in the Battle of Britain demonstrated the courage and resilience of the country's military and its people and allowed them to remain free from Nazi occupation. It also enabled the Americans to establish a base of operations in England to invade Normandy on D-Day in 1944.
Oh and whats special about it is that The battle was the first to be fought solely in the air—and it decided the fate of Great Britain during World War II. The battle was the first to be fought solely in the air—and it decided the fate of Great Britain during World War II.
6 because it talks about how the locker is CLEAN which does not support the topic sentence
(1) In The Red Badge of Courage. why did the youth enlist?
A) He was eager to join the war.
(2)From what point of view is The Red Badge of Courage told?
Third-person limited point of view.
(3) T or F? Stephen Crane was a celebrated Civil War veteran.
False
(4) Choose the best paraphrase for the following sentence:
"The vociferous urchin hurled imprecations upon the man who had pilfered his viands."
(5) Complete the following analogy:
Affable is to banshee as jaded is to <u>Child</u>
(6) Choose the three main characters from The Red Badge of Courage
C) The youth, the loud one, the tall one.
(7) Which of the following is NOT one of the themes of The Red Badge of Courage?
A) Nature is indifferent.
Answer: C. were
The verb "were" is the correct verb to be used in this sentence because of the time element denoting that the action has already been done. "Were" is the past tense of "be verb" are. The complete sentence looks like this " In the past, women were denied the right to vote.
The phrase from paragraph 1 of the passage reveals cultural norms of Malory's time is I will ride to the churchyard.
<h3>What are Cultural norms?</h3>
These are known to be the world or region standards that people often live by.
Note that riding is a common norms of the people of England and as such, The phrase from paragraph 1 of the passage reveals cultural norms of Malory's time is I will ride to the churchyard.
Therefore option d is correct.
See options below
The phrases:
A. Some to joust and some to tourney.
B. Young Arthur that was his nourished brother.
C. He had left it at his father's lodging.
D. I will ride to the churchyard.
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