I don't know if there are multiple options to choose from. But as an in-text citation according to MLA style, we would reference like this (Wysocki et al. 123). Wysocki et al. goes for the last name of the main author, and 123 goes for the page number (it is just an example). When the reader sees this reference, they will easily find the full details in the bibliography.
Answer: B. After leaving the sickness, / the old Empires of Europe
Explanation:
The Old Empires of Europe being the British, the French, the Spanish, The Portuguese, The Dutch, and The Germans amongst others, got to the level they were at by conquering new lands from North America to Australia. Indeed at it's height, the British Empire controlled 24% of Earth as we know it now.
Joseph Bruchac (the Poet), in the poem, likens these Empires to being sick. To having become inherently unhealthy because all they thought about was conquest essentially drawing a comparison between conquest and sickness to say that conquering others can make one sick and unhealthy just as it did these Old Empires of Europe.
Answer:
You could say,
"Pretty good what about you?"
"It is kinda crazy"
"Im doing good, thanks"
"I have been doing good and doing some fun things at home"
Or you can just say "I'm doing good thank you" in a normal way.
Explanation:
Answer:
A reliable source like the World Health Organization (WHO) or The Centers of disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Explanation:
they are verified and reliable.
