The answer is letter c. He wrote Discourse on the Method of rightly Conducting the Reason and Seeking truth in the Sciences.
<span>Rene Descartes is always considered as the first modern
philosopher. His touchstone of the scientific method was on his first
publication, Discourse on Method in the year 1637. On this publication, the ways on how
scientific study should be done to achieve the utmost clarity is scribed by
testing the hypotheses using deductive way of reasoning. </span>
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During the second Virginia Convention at St. John´s Church in Richmond in 1775, Patrick Henry, an American attorney and orator, gave a speech saying the words “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death”, with these words he was encouraging people to defend themselves from Great Britain. If people wanted liberty they will have to fight for it, during the fight you might die but life without liberty have no sense so give me liberty or give me death.
Spain and Portugal divided most of the "New World" between them.
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
Western Hemisphere (mostly referred to Americas) is called as New World. After the discovery of America by Spanish explorer Christoper Columbus in 1492, the European Countries started to sail to America. At that time, Spain and Portugal were the two superpowers.
In 1494, the New World territory was separated by the Treaty of Tordesillas. They divided the land by drawing a line on the map in the Atlantic ocean that cuts through Eastern Brazil. With the line as the center, all East lands were contented by Portugal and West lands were contented by Spain.
The viewpoint in the narrative passage that is included in the expository passage is: <span>the power struggle between wealthy owners and the general public,</span>
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We must learn to accept the difficult truth that Hitler’s regime was the most popular government in German history; yet we know as well that few Germans after the war would confess having given any loyalty to the Nazi movement. This was not a lie in the soul of the German nation; it was a part of a collective delusion that all the fascist movements brought upon their followings. It was as if the movements themselves, as things independent of the men that embodied them, were responsible for the things that happened.
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