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Haha. Question 1 is hyperbole since it's a statement used to make a point, but not to be taken seriously. Like, I'd rather screech to the end of time until everyone's ears shatter than do my 30-page essay.
for the second question, it's personifying the 'north wind', but it's also trying to make a point. So hyperbole.
The last one is another hyperbole since they're exaggerating the description to make a point. Metaphors are descriptions to give you an idea of what it is without using like or as.
Answer: They wanted to maintain peace during the European conflict. America was still a new and vulnerable country, so Washington strides to avoid the conflict.
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A. Adams-onis: The U.S gained Florida, the Spainish everything to control the Latin America revolution their that they gave up trying and caceded it the U.S in exchange for border disputes with American citizens
B. Treaty of 1846: The U.S gained Washington, the dispute over Oregon county raged on between British Canada and the U.S untill the two decide to split Oregon county.
C. Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo: The U.S gained California and most of Arizona, Nevada and Utah some parts of Wyoming and Colorado Texas Independence, the Mexicans are tiered of the war that they knew it needed to end.
D. Louisiana purchase: The U.S gained Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma and Nebraska A large portion of North Dakota and south Dakota the northern part of Texas northern eastern part of new Mexico, the french empire sought to build an empire in North America but sold it after the British started hurting Napoleon.
E. Gadsden purchase: The U.S gained South of the Gila river and west of Rio grande
F. Mexican-American war: The U.S treaty of
of Guadalupe gave the U.S California, Arizona, with the crushing defect in the capital city the Mexicans gave away Texas republic
and promised to recognize the new Texas republic.
G. Texas Annexation: The U.S gained Texas as a state, the Texan slavery owner peoples wanted to be part of the United States of America but would need to be anti-slavery and then matin Van Buren signed Texas Annexation.
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Explanation:
Born in mythology
As it turns out, the figure dates back to Roman and Greek mythology. Cupid is the ancient Roman god of love and counterpart to the Greek god Eros. According to mythology, Cupid was the son of Mercury, the winged messenger of the gods, and Venus, the goddess of love.