I do not see how this question relates to History subject, but anyway I will answer it because you just could have misplaced it and i could still be useful for you in the English subject.
First let us start by explaining why the other words cannot complete the sentence:
The word<u> loosely </u>is used mainly to talk about things that can or cannot fit into a place, for example clothing, they can fit loosely.
<u>Happily </u>could be used as a literary device for personification to give the water the ability to "feel" happy with the meaning of flowing without problems, but since there is no justification for it in the sentence, we cannot use the word.
<u>Densely</u> cannot be used because it would mean the opposite to the normal reaction caused by heavy rain, when a liquid is dense it moves more slowly.
So the only possible and correct answer is:
1.- swiftly
the heavy rain caused the waters in the little creek besides the park to flow much more swiftly than normal.
Answer:
Journey of Reconciliation was the name of the first route that started the Freedom Rides.
Explanation:
The Freedom Rides were a form of non-violent direction action. The ride was taken by Bayard Rustin and 18 others on April 9, 1947 from Washington D.C. to North Carolina.
The ride was a challenge to the segragation laws imposed in America. The First Freedom Ride also inspired Freedom rides during the Civil Rights Movement in 1961.
Therefore, the name of the first route was 'Journet of Reconciliation.'
Answer:
Im not sure exactly what your options are but i would say , In Europe it would be the fall of France, The Blitz (German air raids on Britain), Battle of Stalingrad, Battle of Kursk, and D-day. In the Pacific i would say the Attack on Pearl Harbor, Battle of Coral Sea, Battle of midway, and the Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Explanation:
Julius Caesar is the Roman
leader who was assassinated in 46 BC. The answer is letter A. He was known as
an efficient administrator and military leader. He exclaimed “I came, I saw, I
conquered!” after winning the war against King Pharnaces of Pontus. This was a
message demonstrated both arrogance and brought fear to the people inside and
outside the Senate.
