Probably not hard, many people drank illegally during the 1920s- speakeasies were hidden, but you could probably ask someone where one was and get in without a problem.
Answer:
Ramona by Helen Hunt Jackson
Explanation:
The book entitled "Ramona" depicted the life of living in a <em>Mexican rancho.</em> It also showed how the<em> Native Americans</em> were mistreated. However, this was not the reason why the Americans became interested and excited about it. They were after the love story of Ramona (including the happenings in her life) and the <em>made-up Mexican-Spanish culture </em>in southern California.
This book paved way to tourism. Many people were interested to go to the country through the Santa Fe Railroad. It also increased the amount of trade in the regions that were mentioned in the book. As people flock towards southern California, the population grew rapidly.
So, this explains the answer.
Based on the given line above, it would be classified as "OTHER REFERENCES" since this type of opener cannot be classified either on self-references, context references or even relational references. This type of opener is only based on what is being seen around, or in short, it is based on observation.
I think it was Octavian Augustus. He was given a crown of oak leaves to signify divinity; these were usually given out to people who saved someone's life during battle(different leaves were used), but he was given this one because he 'saved' all the people of the Roman Empire with his fantastic leadership.
