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Answer:
You have not attached the passage.
Explanation:
Remember that foreshadowing is showing you something that is to come in the future of the story. It is an inference of what is to come. It is a clue that something is going to happen...
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Answer:
The author chose to write about this side of the White House as she wants to write about the most private side of the Capitol.
Explanation:
"The View of the Capitol from the Library of Congress" is a poem written by Elizabeth Bishop.
Elizabeth Bishop was a Consultant in poetry and wrote the poem while sitting in her office at the Library of Congress. The author chose to write about this view of the Capitol to reveal the private side of the building.
The author used this analogy to show that the Iroquois Confederacy that the system they used was effective and equal everyone involved rather than just one entity (making them interconnected).
