<span>Read the excerpt from "Persues."
Neither could she see that around them there were islands rising high above the sea, many islands. All she knew was that presently a wave seemed to lift them and carry them swiftly on and then, retreating, leave them on something solid and motionless. They had made land; they were safe from the sea, but they were still in the chest with no way to get out.
What aspect of Greek life does the excerpt reflect?</span><span>the geographic surroundings near Greece</span>
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Because popes and Italian nobles resented the German power over Italy.
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Answer:
1. Militia ------ These men were specifically trained to be able to assemble and deploy rapidly, able to be ready at moments notice, they were often first to see in battle.
2. Minutemen ----- Colonial Citizens, typically 16-60, that would for units to protect their villages and towns from attacks.
3.Regulars ------ Professional British Soldiers, often called redcoats, this was their full time job.
4. Midnight Riders ------ Worked to alert minutemen and patriot forces at Lexington and Concord to the approaching of the British Forces.
5. Sybil Ludington ------ Made an all night-ride of about 40 miles to alert Militia forces in parts of Connecticut and in eastern New York, of a British attack on Danbury, Connecticut.
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