Answer: Elizabeth Van Lew was a successful spy because society did not expect a lady to serve in that role.
Explanation:
The central idea that is implied in this paragraph is that Elizabeth Van Lew was a successful spy because society did not expect a lady to serve in that role.
According to the passage, because Elizabeth Van Lew was a lady worked in her advantage as people didn't suspect her. It was believed that a lady wouldn't become a spy. It was believed that a lady should manage her servants, prepare parties and support her husband but not a spy and this worked in Van Lew's favor.
She is feeling really angry at herself because she went into debt and had to spend like either 32-35 thousand francs. If she had told her what really happened, she would still have had money but it is what it is.
WELL I WILL MAKE SURE EVRYONE TRUSTS ME & I WOULD HAVE GIVE THEM SMALL ACTIVITIES. I WILL MAKE SURE NO IS HURT & SAFE, I WILL ORGANIZE EVERYTHING & PUT EVERYTHING IN ORDER. MAKE SURE TO HAVE BREAKS & MOSTLY HAVE FUN.!
The central idea of the excerpt from Annus Mirabilis by John Dryden where it speaks about London after how it was ravaged by plague and fire, is B. where despite the calamities that happened to London, it will once again thrive. Even though a great catastrophe has fallen on London, it doesn’t deter it from rising and flourishing once more.
