Sugar Changed the World is a book by Marc Aronson and Marina Budhos. The author's claim and purpose are supported by, what we call a triangle is round as the globe.
<h3>What is "Sugar Changed the World"?</h3>
"Sugar Changed the World" is a detailed explanation of the sugar trade around the globe. It included trading with many countries and merchants across the oceans and the continents.
The author wants to tell that the triangle trade is not triangular but is a complex system of the network. Many regions and countries like the Netherlands, Philippines, Africa, Latin America, England, India, Spain, and France were engaged in trade.
Therefore, option D. triangle trade was not triangular but round.
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Listen to their viewpoint and after give feedback on your opinion (respectfully of course)
Answer:
1. Is banana being eaten by you?
2. Is English being spoken by him?
3. Had the assignment been completed by him?
4. Was the work been finished by her?
5. Were you invited by Arjun?
6. Is cricket being played by the children?
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2. Ivory tower - allusion to a sheltered isolation. <em>(away from ordinary life</em>)
3. Siren and a harpy - refer to mythical creatures. (<em>dangerous creatures)</em>
4. The sword of Damocles- refers to an acient moral parable. (<em>something bad seems very likely to happen to you)</em>
5. Cold war - reference to the relationship between US and Soviet Union after WW II <em>(unfriendliness without fight, but with threats</em>)
6. Achilles's heel - reference to the mythological hero. (<em>a weak point in a person)</em>
7. Bart Simpson - allusion to the sitcom The Simpsons ( <em>mischievous boy</em>)
1) A
2) F
3) A
4) G
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