Answer:
Men interpret certain events and items as signs of their fate.
Explanation:
'The Open Boat' by 'Stephen Crane' is story about four survivors who are stuck in a ten-foot lifeboat. They struggle with their fate and face death. They understand that man cannot change fate. They interpret few events as sign of their fate.
They see a lighthouse far off, which is used to warn ships in case there is a huge rock but in this case, men try to determine the rocks on their own and get no encouragement. They find no rescue.
In another situation they find a small village which they think may be abandoned being close to the sea. The windmill is standing tall but village has no people shows how nature is indifferent to humans.
The man on the shore waves his shirt thinking he is helping them by giving a signal but the men in the boat do not understand the signal. Thus, they are not rescued. They also become angry with the man on the shore. This is the irony of man waving the shirt.
Answer: False
Explanation:
It has become a well established fact that the first recorded Europeans in North America were the Vikings namely Leif Eriksson and companions/ extended family.
However, there is no evidence to suggest that they reached South America as it is believed that they only reached as far as modern day Canada where they remained for about a decade in Newfoundland.
There is a theory suggesting that some Vikings may have reached Brazil and Bolivia but this is not widely accepted by historians.
Answer:
A. Expanding farther west would allow slavery to spread outside the
South
Explanation:
This expansion led to debates about the fate of slavery in the West, increasing tensions between the North and South that ultimately led to the collapse of American democracy and a brutal civil war.
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Answer: Catholic Church.
Explanation:
And this was not only the case during the early Middle Ages but the entire Middle Ages. In Western Europe, society was completely under the Catholic Church's influence, which completely controlled every segment of society. Science, culture and the arts, and even political leaders were arrested by church dignitaries, the pope who was the greatest authority.