By the time Lat Am regions started going independent, Spain itself had
experimented with constitutions that borrowed ideas from the
constitutions of France. None of the examples you list along with your
question served as models...there were plenty of other well-known
constitutions to draw ideas from (France and Spain had had several by
then). If credit is to be given as to the source content of such
constitutions, it would be to the ideas of Locke and Descartes.
Answer:
A. Simile
Explanation:
A simile is a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind; It is used to make a description more emphatic or vivid.
Example:
- As brave <u>as</u> a lion.
As you can see, this uses as, which states that the subject is acting as brave as a lion.
As you can see, this uses like, which states that the subject is acting as crazy as a fox.
Hope this helps!
I know the answer is either c or d but not sure which one
Answer:
A. evidence in the text.
Explanation:
Evidence in the text you are reading will help you most when trying to understand that text. This evidence will contain definitions, examples, quotes, etc. which will make things clear for you.
B is incorrect as the other works may or may not have anything to do with the text you're reading so they might not help you at all.
C is possible, but the text itself has all the answers - you just have to read it carefully.
D is incorrect because your fellow students may not have the appropriate notes and you should try to work things out on your own first anyway.
