How does Odysseus's hubris doom the crew? (A) Odysseus boasts he can outwit the gods, thereby incurring Poseidon's wrath. (B) Od
ysseus renounces the gods for allowing Polyphemus to eat his guests and not be punished. (C) Odysseus gives his name to Polyphemus, allowing him to pray for Odysseus's downfall. (D) Odysseus is too proud that thank Poseidon with a sacrifice before setting sail.
Odysseus first outwits Polyphemus by telling him his name was 'Nobody'. So that after being blinded by Odyseeus and his men while asleep, Polyphemus cried in pain to the other cyclops: 'Nobody blinded me!' - which made them think he has gone mad. This distraction made Odysseus and his remaining crew escape possible, but not before rashly revealing his name. After learning it, Polyphemus prays to Poseidon (his father) for Odysseus' downfall.
This did not cause their ship to wreck yet, but kicked off a sequence of disastrous events that caused his entire crew but him, to fall.
Explanation: The Battle of Gettysburg was a turning point in the Civil War in that Lee's failure to take the war into the North showed the limitations of the Confederate cause and made it so that the war would be contained to and thus the damages would be felt exclusively in the South.
