The answer would be the second option, the Gadsden Purchase. It refers to when the United States bought about 30,000 square miles of land in present-day New Mexico and Arizona from Mexico for $10 million dollars. It was negotiated by James Gadsden, the US Minister to Mexico. The land that was obtained <span>provided a viable route for a southern transcontinental railroad from El Paso, in the far west of Texas, to Los Angeles, California on the Pacific coast. Hope this helps!</span>
Sentence 3 is the one that appropriately inserts a hyphen to move to the next line. Macie put forth a lot of effort every day to pursue her dream of playing professional softball.
How should a hyphen be used to move to the next line?
When a word cannot fit in a line, a hyphen is used to separate the word.
When a writer has to separate a word into syllables in order to go to the next line, they should use a hyphen. A one-syllable word cannot be divided according to the hyphen rule.
The erroneous usage of the hyphen is evident in Sentence 1 when "r" is separated from "detector."
The hyphen should have been placed between straw and berries in Sentence 2.
Joy is a one-syllable word in Sentence 4.
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No, he can say that's your opinion, but that is a weak ethical argument, he needs to say why he disagrees, and what are his view points on his reasoning, like why does he believe what he believes, just as person A does.
It was between Mexico and Texas
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