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<span>"Sarah developed Realism in "A White Heron" by giving so much detail in her story. Her story also has a lot of local colors which helps, as well as Regionalism. She details physical landscape a lot, giving the audience a feeling of being there with the character, like they are really there, and like everything is REAL. As for Bret Harte, he developed realism in Tennessee's partner by also showing lots of realism, but also because she showed how crude the men w, and how they acted and how they talked, and that helped to show the reader what it was like where they lived back then. That shows Realism. Because he showed the main characters in their real, raw, true selves, along with how they talk, act, and how they see everything."</span>
Answer:
the answer is b a house with a Christmas tree.
Explanation:
"he knew they were shining through the windows of rooms, that they were the red, blue, and yellow, lights that twinkled from trees in places where families created and kept memories, where they celebrated love."
Haiti and Cuba are two countries located on Hispaniola, the island labeled with the number 3 on the map above.
Option B. Haiti and Cuba.
Each kasike was ruled by a kasike (chief). Christopher Columbus renamed the island Espanola (Hispanola), which means "little Spain". On December 5, 1492, Columbus anchored off the northern coast of Haiti near present-day Capacity.
Hispaniola's political divisions are partly due to European struggles for control of the New World when France and Spain began competing for control of the island in the 17th century. They settled the dispute in 1697 by dividing the island into her two colonies.
Hispaniola, La Espanola, her second largest island in the Spanish West Indies, is located in the Greater Antilles in the Caribbean Sea. Politically, it is divided between the Haiti Republic (west) and the Dominican Republic (east).
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