Answer: The Raven (Edgar Allan Poe’s poem) fits into the Romantic movement
Explanation:
The Raven is an excellent example of Romanticism, particularly of its Dark/Gothic side.
This kind of Romanticism has a dark approach present throughout Poe´s poem. For example, from the beginning, we have a description by the narrator of the exhausted state he is in reading long-forgotten books, which sets up the dim tone of the poem.
Another characteristic of
Dark Romanticism also presents many eerie symbols such as Poe´s raven itself. Furthermore, guilt and sin, usual feelings in Dark Romantic novels´ characters, are those of the narrator, who ends up driving himself crazy.
Early society Japan was isolated due to geographic isolation from the rest of the world, which basically means that due to natural barriers between other civilizations. (in this case, natural barrier of oceans since Japan is a chain of islands or an archipelago)
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Explanation:
The team will obviously known that they have reach the crater because during impact the rock would have ungergone contact melting of the rock. However, the rock maybe composed of angular fragments in a matrix that may be similar or a different material underneath the crater. Suppose the scientist drilling further down the surface, there will be presence of little or no impact. But inside the crater there will be fragments of broken rocks. They will observe the shocked minerals and the drill will eventually located the undisturbed sequence of rocks at the crater floor.
Deciduous forest, hope that helps
