I have to find a legend or myth and put dialogue in and make it like a novel/story, and I'm doing the legend of Icarus and Daeda
lus. If you want to read the legend, it's here: "https://www.shmoop.com/daedalus-icarus/summary.html" Anyway, my teacher said you can add parts and make up a bit. So basically, when Daedalus and Icarus are locked up, Daedalus makes wings out of wax for him and Icarus to fly away on, and it doesn't work, but that's not the point of my question. The point is, if they are locked up, where did they get the wax? I searched for a while and couldn't find anything. Please send a source/how you know where they got the wax if you find out! If not, I'll just make it up, since my teacher said I could. I prefer knowing for real :) Thanks!
The Columbian exchange was an exchange of plants and animals (and viruses) among the continents, between the Old and the New words. The correct answer is a.
The Iranian hostage crisis (1979 to 1981) lasted a total of 444 days. Eventually, it ended with the American hostages being safely returned to the United States beginning of 1981.
