Answer:
A.
Explanation:
Natan Sharansky is an Israel politician who was held in prison by USSR for the charge of spying to Americans. In 1973, Sharansky applied for exit visa to Israel, which was denied by the USSR agencies on the ground that he has passed high security information to the West. He spent thirteen years of his life in prison.
<u>His story took over the news in the West and won many sympathies from them. The USSR government was pressurised by the American government to release Sharansky. He received support from the Western countries. He was released in a prisoner exchange on 11th February 1986</u>.
So, the correct answer is option A.
Answer:
I'm pretty sure it's the last one.
Explanation:
Loyalist are on the king's side so this one makes more sence.
Answer:
Author: H.M Tomilson
Time/place of creation: 1912
Intended audience: People reading "The sea and the jungle"
Main idea: He thinks his colleagues are sloppy or not as good as they should be
Context: A man on point is writing about his experience on a boat. He alarms his views of the people he is with.
Point of view: The p.o.v is positive towards his fellow colleagues and says that they are good at their job. But also he talks down about them like saying they are dirty drunk men. He thinks of himself as a higher man than the rest of them. However, he doesn't think he is higher than his captain, but he believes he can do better under a better captain.
Bias: He is very biased towards the people that are good at their job and towards himself.
Accuracy: Primary source
If I do this I expect a brainiest answer!
One day, a patroon was a proprietary of his own company!
But his business was made and used throwout the colony! He provided steel blade's for battle and he sold them to the pacifist's!
<span>The Great Awakening or First Great Awakening
was an evangelical and revitalization movement that swept Protestant
Europe and British America, especially the American colonies</span>