Answer:
"These words" - Participle
Explanation:
Das All I Gawt!
Answer:
A and C i took that class last year
Answer and Explanation:
Europeans saw Native Americans as savages, animalistic who needed to be catechized and taught to adopt European customs as a way of salvation and civility. In short, they believed that the natives were inferior and that they should be controlled by the Europeans as a divine measure.
In relation to the West, Europeans believed that this place had land that would enrich and empower them, once these lands were conquered and exploited for the benefit of European nations.
Answer: C) The point of view changes from first, to third, to second person as the speaker, the traveler, and Ozymandias speak.
Explanation: The poem has three different points of view so that the reader can understand each one's part of the story. First, the narrator starts talking in first person (pronoun I): "I met a traveler from an antique land". Then, the perspective changes to third person and the reader hears what the traveler said about the shattered pieces of stone, and the sculptor (pronouns he, and they). Finally, it changes to second person as the traveler tells the written words on the pedestal, and the reader can hear what Ozymandias says to those who feel overly powerful (pronoun you in plural)
There are several examples of conflict between the Chinese and American cultures throughout the excerpt , that being said the paragraph that shows the biggest clash is the one that leads to the end of the story, This happens because Waverly has grown up in an American place but raised to be Chinese , on the other hand her mom was born and raised in china so she has all of their traditions and learning’s in her mind and she tries to impart them into her children , as the story goes on they grow apart as Waverly becomes this chess prodigy and is supported passive-aggressively by her mom as she only says “its just luck” as Waverly wins match after match, and her mom also encourages her to go into tournaments and becomes so proud of her daughter that she goes shopping with her but buys nothing , she only goes out to show Waverly off to everyone else ,this (and several other actions done by her) makes Waverly uncomfortable and embarrassed and she ends up running away , but realizing she´s only 9 years old and can’t live on her own , she returns home but now seeing her own mom as her enemy.
