Answer:
an agreement.
Explanation:
The Mayflower compact was a document signed on a boat on the 11th of November, 1620 by forty-one (41) males of the one hundred and two (102) passengers on board while the boat was anchored in Provincetown Harbor (Cape Cod) due to the effect of turbulent storm. The document derived its name from the English ship known as Mayflower which was heading to Plymouth, Massachusetts due to storms and treacherous shoals rather than its original destination, which was the Colony of Virginia.
The Mayflower compact was a document which established a social contract and "rule of law" in order to make the pilgrims (saints) and non-pilgrims (strangers) remain loyal to King James 1, foster Christianity (Christian faith) and for the overall good of the colony.
Hence, the Saints and Strangers argued about how they would live in the New World. After much discussion, they came together and signed the Mayflower Compact.
Thus, the Compact was an agreement.
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Dreamy-eyed is a term usually used to describe people who adore other people. You get dreamy-eyed if you dream to be with someone or you just simply like to be with another person. An opposite of dreamy-eyed could be unromantic, where the person doesn't feel attraction towards anyone.
ANSWER: Unromantic
<span>Kafkasque is the expresion used to name the specific
atmosphere in the works of Czech writer Franc Kafka. His novels and stories
were so original and fresh, that literary critics and theoretics invented this
new word, which is later used to describe the situations in fiction or even in
reality which are similarly absurd, surreal and strange like those in Kafka's
books. The main topics of his work were alienation, existential anxiety and
guilt. His characters are isolated individuals dealing with bizare and surreal
problems and absurd and incomprehensible social-bureaucratic powers. Kafkas most important works
are: story "The Metamorphosis" and novels "The Trial" and "The Castle".</span>
