<span>Skloot uses the phrase "by chance" to show Henrietta's uncanny fortune. It showed the serendipity of Henrietta's choosing to go to John Hopkins, because -- as luck would have it -- doctors were currently discussing what, exactly, qualified as cervical cancer, and if such a condition was found, how to treat it. It was as if she chose the perfect time in history to visit. The right people were there; the right topic was the current hot button; she was suffering from the right condition. She could not have been in a better place at a better time had she tried to be.</span>
It is called a participial adjective.
They are pretty common in English language and in the sentence provided the participial adjectives are "gnarled" and "twisted" as they were created from the verbs "to gnarl" and "to twist".
Answer:connecting subjects
Explanation:
Answer: she teaches Esperanza how to do housework and take care of babies. Actually, the scene where Isabel teaches Esperanza how to wash clothes is pretty hilarious: Then she started on the clothes. Esperanza was amazed
Explanation: she was not happy about it
Since the end of the first world war, the USA has established itself once and for all as a great power that would not be easily defeated by anything. The rise of the USA was notable and its influence and power grew more and more each day.
In the midst of so much prosperity, the United States also cultivated enmities that would seek to attack it in every way possible. This increased the need to establish a strong defense that would protect America from adverse attacks. One way to do this was to modernize and empower the national navy, which in addition to being able to protect the United States efficiently, reaffirmed the country as the world's greatest power, both economically and militarily.
Although other presidents helped to empower the navy, it was Roosevelt who made it a symbol of US power, as a way to frighten enemies and stimulate social, political alliances with other nations and generate a strong and imposing reputation.
