For the first question, the correct answer among all the other choices is C. It introduced the patriarchal society to ancient civilizations.
For the second question, the correct answer among all the other choices is A. The Ten Cimmandments.
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The correct answer is<em> B) Crusoe enjoys building a "nation" after having been alone for so long.
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The best inference about this excerpt is Crusoe <em>enjoys building a "nation" after having been alone for so long.
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When Robinson Crusoe refers to “My island was now peopled, and I thought myself very rich in subjects”, he is making a reflection on the condition of the Island after all those years of being alone. When Crusoe says “…my people were perfectly subjected; I was absolute lord and lawgiver…”, he also reflects on the personal belief that he is building a “nation” with all the elements that need to exit in such one.
D. Successful growth would be the correct option!
C, During the US’s new rule Alexander Hamilton (Secretary of Treasury rey) wanted to make a national bank and raise the tariffs due to needing to pay off war debt that built up in the American Revolution. To where Thomas Jefferson( Secretary of State) had different plan and wanted to not raise the tariffs/ taxes on whiskey due to him being from the south and that would push farmers to the edge. This initially started out as just a vote with congress till they realized that there was two sides of the congress floor that had certain ideals creating Democracy and Federalism.
The answer is A. The detective searched the area following the robbery. The definite article "the" is one of the most important words used frequently in English. It is normally used in front of a noun. In this case, the noun is the word Detective. A definite article can be used in various circumstances, e.g. in front of adjectives or collective nouns just to name a few. Therefore, the definite article is used when someone knows what he/she is referring to.
