Answer:
Petrarch is traditionally called the “Father of Humanism,” and considered by many to more generally be the “Father of the Renaissance.” This honorific is so given both for his influential philosophical attitudes, found in his numerous personal letters, and his discovery and compilation of classical texts.
The correct answer is:
D. It had to be rebuilt from almost nothing.
Answer:
The machines were safe for the workers to use
Explanation:
Answer:
The Trojan Horse
Explanation:
Odysseus encountered the Cyclops, Circe, and Calypso in his journey homeward. (The Odyssey) He encountered the Cyclops first, then Circe, and then Calypso.
The Trojan Horse however happened before his journey home, it happened in the fight between Greece and Troy. (The Iliad) It was what the Greeks used to infilirate the walls of Troy.
Answer:
The league of nations forced America to become an international peacekeeper
Explanation:
After the Great War, most of the US was reeling from its effects and the chaos it wrecked on the US economy, which gave rise to isolationism. This meant that large portions of the public would be opposed to the league of nations, as it would force the US to mediate future conflicts.
