Answer:
1. They agree to meet under the pretense that Orlando woos Rosalind who is disguised as a man. The aim is for Rosalind disguised as Ganymede to make love uninteresting to Orlando.
2. The arrangement they make is for Orlando, to come to meet Rosalind disguised as Ganymede in her cot.
Explanation:
The story, 'As You Like It', by Wiliam Shakespeare tells of a young girl named Rosalind whose father was banished from the city. In a bid to recover from the reality of losing her father, Rosalind falls in love with a young man named Orlando, after his fight with an experienced fighter.
Rosalind decides to leave the city disguised as a man named Ganymede. On her way, she sees poems written by Orlando who is lovesick. She eventually sets on a mission to make Orlando forget about her by making love seem sickening and bad. That was when they made the arrangements to meet in her cot.
The correct option is D.
The age of exploration is used to refer to that period in the European history during which extensive efforts were made at exploration and new discovery. That period was regarded as the beginning of globalization. There were many factors which geared people towards exploration at that time and these include: the need to get access to new trade routes, getting Christianity religion across to other nations, etc. Spreading the idea of new enlightenment was not one of these factors.
Simon de Montfort was the leader of the crusaders during the Albigensian Crusade in the Middle Ages. However, there is some disagreement as to whether he should be consider a hero or a traitor.
Simon de Montfort is presented as a heron in<em> Historia Albigensis</em> by Peter of les Vaux-de-Cernay, a monk from northern France. On the other hand, the <em>Song of the Cathar Wars </em>is an epic poem that was mostly written by anonymous southern writer. He was critical of Simon de Montfort and considered him a traitor.
In the first text, Simon de Montfort is presented as a brave and devout Christian who was missed by all when he was killed. However, the second text adopts the perspective of the men killed by Simon de Montfort. This account portrays him as a villain and blood-thirsty man who brought great pain everywhere he went.
Answer: A country divides the government's power among three separate branches reflects the ideas of Charles de Montesquieu.
