im not entirely sure but im leaning towards personification or paradox
<span>The phrase ‘hard past, remarkable present’ comments on the fact that someone who had a hard upbringing or childhood is doing well or stable currently, which is remarkable given their initial hard situation.</span>
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? you need to add a picture
Good afternoon Sir/Ma'am!
I have an idea. So, if you look up early modern Europe, there is a ton of architecture. Do you have somthing in your house that has a lot of architecture disign? If you do, that is perfect! If you do not, find somthing that is old, and that means a lot to you. Somthing that got passed down from genoration, to genoration. You can say, " Europe has a ton of architecture disign. So, I brought in this! It is somthing that represents an aspect of early modern Europe, becuase of the fact that architecture disign is a big part of the people in Europe's life."
Hope this helps!
~AcEdd
