<span>Odysseus travels to the Underworld and makes the offerings according to Circe's instructions. The shades of the dead (shades = ghosts) gather to drink the blood (gross) and then talk to Odysseus.<span>The first shade is Elpenor, freshly fallen from Circe's roof. Odysseus' eyes bug out when he sees one of his crew members—he weeps and listens to the man's story.</span>Elpenor begs for Odysseus to honor his death by building a burial mound (essentially a pile of rocks) for his dead body. Odysseus agrees, since it's the least he can do after totally having failed to notice that one of his crew members was missing.Odysseus then glimpses his mother's shade among the rest of the dead. This is news to him, since last he heard she was still alive. Not a good way to find out.<span>Fortunately, he is soon distracted from his weeping by the arrival of Teiresias (the dead blind prophet).</span>Teiresias drinks the blood of Odysseus' sacrifice and then speaks.</span>
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We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
Jefferson says here that the creator of mankind has endowed or given these rights to humanity.
The correct answer is; A. The average household in the US would be happier with a higher income.
Further Explanation:
Paragraph 5 from the article "‘High Incomes don’t Bring You Happiness" is one sentence long. The paragraph in its entirety is "According to the most recent census data, the median US household income was $52,000 in 2008,
with about a third of households making above $75,000."
In the article, it states that at $75,000 people are fulfilled and have a good emotional well being. It also states that anything over $75,000 drops off and people lose their emotional well being. Since the average household is at $52,000, the average household needs to rise for the average household to be happier.
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