Modernism is a cultural movement that triggered important transformations in the Western societies and in the United States started at the turn of the 20 century, having its most intense period in between World War I and II. This movement was fostered by the industrial nature of socities and the rapid urbanization processes.
Therefore, when chosing from the events listed above, it can be claimed that the Start of the Prohibition in 1919 took place within the modernist period. This Prohibition meant that the production, importation, transportation, and sale of alcoholic drinks was forbidden by a constitutional law.
The excerpt is from Lillian Hellman's play, <em>The Little Foxes</em>. Among the themes of loyalty, honor and greed, the play focuses on the struggle for the family business. We can observe it in the given dialogue. The context is based on some business issue. Therefore, the correct answer is the economics.
Your correct answer would be "They could barely look at Neto and Jesse as they explained that they loved football too much to give it up." This part in the excerpt explain's how Neto feel's about his fan's. He could tell that they didn't really care much about the football team. Hope it helps. :-)
The narrator in “The Tell-Tale Heart” seems to always have been a little unhing-ed. Whereas, in “The Black Cat”, he seems sane in the beginning. “The Tell-Tale Heart” has a constant madness to it. The narrator is just crazy and does not really know it.
