I just answered a question exactly like this one but I will answer it anyways.
I believe the answer is: C) Hiawatha...was probably based on a real person, a peaceful hero who helped to unite the Iroquois people hundreds of years ago.
This is because a connotation is an idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literal or primary meaning. Seeing from the above information, Hiawatha seems to be about a positive event.
Clause 18 of article I, section 8, which is known as the "elastic" or "necessary and proper" clause, have effect as it gives the government the powers to adapt to the modern needs and make laws in accordance with contemporary situations.
<u>Explanation:</u>
U.S. constitution has what is known as elastic or necessary clause enshrined under Article I, section 8 and clause 18. This empowers the government to make laws on the subject matter which is otherwise not expressly listed under Article I.
It is more like a residuary clause that can be expanded like elastic to cover and issue or matter which the country is facing and there is a requirement of any law or codification on such matter or issue. Hence, it helps the government to adapt to the modern needs of the time by still being governed by the more than 200 years old constitution.
Having a special talent or ability that must be concealed, hidden, or refrained from for the safety of yourself or others is a downside of having an ability.
Think Violet Parr in "The Incredibles." Her only goal is to enjoy her life and social interests, yet she is hiding an ability she hasn't had the chance to master and it is a social impairment.
The correct answer is A.
The opening of section 2 from "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge introduces the character of Peyton Farquhar.
It explains the reader that Farquhar was a planter and politician from a respected Alabama family. He was a slave owner, a secessionist and a friend to the Southern cause. The excerpt also explains that Farquhar did not do the military service nor did he fight the campaigns that endend with the fall of Corinth.