Onomatopoeia is the formation of a word from a sound.
So basically it is
A SOUND EFFECT
Answer:
Explanation:
1.Historical changes often affect the literature of a place. When a historical event occurs, it is common for writers to discuss it in their own text. This allows us to understand the point of view of those who lived through those experiences.
2.The Civil War saved the union and ended slavery. In the end, it appeared to virtually all of the great writers who survived it, and to those who followed them, as a great national tragedy that had ended, like many another great tragedy, with its protagonist reborn—better, deeper, wiser than before.
3.So, literature often influences the view of history we hold in a modern, retrospective light. Furthermore, events in the literary sphere can also influence the way societies in history are viewed. For instance, the majority of publications throughout the ages are sourced from white, European, usually wealthy men.
4.one event effected by literature was during the 1800’s a book called the jungle was written.
5. it affects our writing today. as history contains how we even invented the languages. its hard to communicate without a language. there are many languages created way back that are still used in writing today
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The answer is A!
It should read;
Looking toward the south, I saw a funnel shaped cloud stir up the dust.
The cloud can't see so a noun had to be added.
In the opening of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson introduces the distinctly American political thought of "personal liberty," since this is what the colonists felt had been violated by the British.
