English is the correct answer for the first blank. The correct answer in the second blank is the fifth option. The Macdonald-Cartier bridge that stretches the Ottawa River and connects Ontario to Quebec. It was named for two Canadian politicians, one English and one French.
I beleive the answer is: <span>cultural capital
</span><span>cultural capital refers to the a form of social asset that an individual have which might prevent or help that individual from obtaining a higher status in a society.
Example of cultural capitals are: Knowledge, tradition, language, attitude toward a certain situation, etc.</span>
This statement is true. Teens do often give in to negative peer pressure because they want to be accepted and may feel awkward. In this stage of their lives, they wanted to fit and belong in a group that they can feel affirmation and belongingness which an individual must have and must feel.
<span>An example of a sentence using the word Columbian Exchange could be:
The potatoes were one of the main plants brought to America during the Combine Exchange.
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</span><span>It was known as Columbian exchange to the transfer of animals, plants, cultures, ideas, and people between America and "the old world" (Europe, Asia, and Africa), during the 15th and 16th centuries in the colonization process. These exchanges modified the population, the species and the environment throughout the world.
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I hope this information can help you.</span>
Hmm....
This is straight from my own Memory but which Catherine the Great was it?
If it is the second one, then I would Say either C or D
(Sorry Im too lazy to search up :v)
