Note a semicolon is almost like a period placed between two complete sentences (independent clauses)--a semicolon may only be placed between two complete sentences. If what precedes the semicolon is a dependent clause, then the use of the semicolon is incorrect. If what follows the semicolon is a dependent clause, then the use of the semicolon is incorrect. Thus, one way to "test" to see if the semicolon use is correct is to ask yourself if whether or not you could use a period, and if the answer is yes, then you'll know the use of a semicolon is correct. Here's an example for you:
I like cats. I like dogs.
Because both of those are complete sentences, we know the use of the semicolon in the following manner is correct:
I like cats; I like dogs.
Friar Lawrence is an expert in plants and herbs.
Answer:
Character vs. Self
Explanation:
In a literary text, the 'character vs. self' conflict occurs when a character in the story struggles with a personal dilemma or imperfection. The passage about Millicent occurs when she had just gone through a part of the initiation which she believes was the hardest part of it all. One can see that prior to this time, Millicent had experienced doubts or a dilemma as to what the hardest part of the initiation was. Now that she had it all figured out, her doubt was cleared. Thus she had overcome the self-conflict.
Answer: Hamilton feared the unity of the country was at stake during the process to write the new Constitution.
The answer to this question is Conflict