Answer: The right answer is the A) Life is an eternal struggle.
Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on the answer, it can be added that in these two lines the poet is describing life as a broad field of battle and as a <em>bivouac</em>, or temporary encampment, and this suggests struggle, difficulty, and discomfort. That imagery does not suggest that life is not worth living or that life is mostly unhappy and painful, however. Likewise, it does not mean that life is rarely problematic, but quite the opposite. Comparing life to a battlefield and to a precarious encampment suggests that it is indeed a constant struggle.
A compromise is people working together to meet half way in a decision so if that is successful then i believe it to be an accommodation as it is a compromise itself is an accommodation.
It contributes by the state, which means that it is federal. But, if you take the milk out of the microwave. That's when I realized the cat was in the jeans, but my car keys were still upstairs.
