Atahualpa's curse occurred due to the ambition of the Spanish empire. Although Peru is no longer dominated by Spain, the ambition of more powerful nations can impose another kind of ambition.
<h3>Who was Atahualpa?</h3>
- He was an Inca emperor.
- He refused to accept Catholicism and submit to European rule.
- He was murdered by the Spaniards for that.
Atahualpa was located in what is now Peru and promised to give a lot of gold and silver to the Spaniards if they would let him live. Although the gold and silver were received by the Spaniards, they killed Atahualpa.
Peru has a large gold reserve and owns its own domain of its riches. However, the richest nations still have an interest in Peru's resources, which could promote a new curse on account of ambition.
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The answer for the situation where Bruno reads detective novels when getting bored is a "simple" sentence structure. So, option (a) is the correct structure/
<h3>What is simple sentence structure?</h3>
In English, our sentences often follow a similar structure:
The wonderful thing about this format is that it makes it clear to your reader who is performing the action and what the result of the action is. In a sentence, the action is carried out by a subject.
A basic sentence has a subject and a verb, as well as an object and modifiers. However, it only has one independent clause.
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Answer: Choosing a particular subject like "healthcare' to focus on
Explanation:
There are various ways to narrow the scope of a research topic such as choosing a particular population, time period, location in the world and causes and the like. This will enable the research to be easier to do and cheaper as well.
Choosing a particular subject will not necessarily narrow a topic because the topic is most likely under a subject as well. Basing it again on a subject would broaden the scope as subjects are general in nature.
Answer: third person limited POV
Explanation:
The narrator only knows the thoughts and actions of one character rather than all of the characters, and so his knowledge of the story is limited to the main character.
