Why is john o’sullivan’s mention of “providence” (paragraph 19) significant to the author’s argument regarding manifest destiny?

Answer:

"Manfest Destiny" O'Sullivan contended that the United States had a celestial order to extend all through North America,...

Explanation:

The author talks about how America had been driven by a complex to implement their values over the lands they settled. Because they believed they were superior, O'Sullivan's ideal leaks into the idea that America tried in all its might to be a dominant power during western expansion.

An Introduction to Shakespeare and Romeo and Juliet, Part 1 Pre-Test Active TIME REI 46: Read this line from Hamlet discussed in Francisco Nay, answer me. Stand, and unfold yourself What is the best way to rewrite "unfold yourself? put your arms up turn around withdraw your cape explain yourself​

write a letter to your friend about you holidays in another country​

How can you avoid using biased language?How can the “same” language be different?

Which sentence uses the word specializing correctly?

It was a specializing moment when the parents adopted their child.

If you are specializing, you are more likely to be admired.

The scientists specializing in research and spend most of their time in a laboratory.

Graduating from high school is one of the most specializing events in your life.

Read the passage below. Then, answer the writing prompts.

*Buuuuuuzzzzzzz* I jumped out of bed as my alarm blared. "Wake up, Sleeping Beauty," I barked at my twin brother, Mark, "it's Saturday!" I turned my alarm clock off and began rooting through my drawers for a clean shirt.

"So what?" my brother mumbled, as he pulled his pillow over his head. I yanked the pillow away from his face.

"So you promised to help Ahmet with me. Come on; I told him we would be there at eight." Mark propped himself up on his elbow and looked at me.

"You just want to stare at his little sister like a creep," Mark said, "while she sits and reads in a corner."

I glared at him. "Kaniya's cool; you just don't know her," I said, throwing my dirty pajama pants at him.

"Eww, dude!" Mark said, jumping out of bed. "I don't know why you want to go out with somebody like that; you're not exactly Einstein."

I looked at my brother pleadingly. "Don't mess this up for me, OK, Scrooge? I want to ask her to homecoming, but she doesn't even know I exist."

"Alright, Romeo," Mark sighed, "let's go."
1.
List at least two allusions used in the passage above.

Hey guys!! What is your ethnicity??

Where are the Danes during most of this excerpt? Where is Grendel? What do the two different settings suggest about their different places in society? Cite textual evidence to support your answer.

Read the following selection from Act II of Romeo and Juliet. What does the word in bold most likely mean? (10 points)

FRIAR LAURENCE
But come, young waverer, come, go with me,
In one respect I'll thy assistant be;
For this alliance may so happy prove,
To turn your households' rancour to pure love.
Bolded- rancour

Sadness or misery
Happiness or fun
Friendship or love
Hostility or anger

The plague broke out in London and the people ran away in panic . ( Change it in simple sentence from Compound ) ​pls answer correctly

Which One is It, Giving Brainliest To FIRST one who gets it CORRECT

pls write the answer directly and do All. Topic:question tag.

plzz help
don't forget to do All​
will be marking u brainliest

What does it mean to be innovative? Define the word and use it in a sentence. ​

In the passage, how does the evidence support the
claim?
The evidence is a statistic that explains how much
money other programs have cost.
The evidence is an example of how higher grades
will help students get jobs.
The evidence is a statistic that links tutoring
programs to improved student performance.
The evidence is an example of how another school
raised money for a tutoring program.

After the battle, how did Don Quixote account for the windmills?

Read this hook for a text trailer about The Diary of Anne Frank. In my trailer, I would show Mr. Frank telling Anne she can never leave the attic. Because of this event, Anne begins to fully understand how much her life has changed. It shows the danger that the families faced. I think this hook will make potential readers want to find out if Anne stays safe in the attic. This is an effective hook because it shows how the story ends so readers know what to expect. it explains the entire plot to provide an overview of the story. it makes readers want to know what comes next in the story. it focuses on an everyday detail that is relatable to anyone.

Can someone please explain what irony means and give me an example thanks

Listening is a(n) _____ process.

At the beginning, how does the setting of the Underworld connect to the theme THEME : TRUE LOVE IS WORTH FIGHTING FOR , BUT WITHOUT TRUST AND FAITH , IT CANNOT SURVIVE . It shows that Orpheus is willing to life a dangerous place to retrieve Eurydice. shows that even love has a dark, shadowy , untrustworthy side. It proves that once love is lost you cannot get back no matter how far you travel . It shows that even love can't open the gates to the Underworld

Read this excerpt from Anne Frank Remembered.

Elli Vossen and Jo Koophuis were working across from me in the office. Sometime between eleven and twelve o'clock, I looked up. There in the doorway stood a man in civilian clothes. I hadn't heard the door. He was holding a revolver, pointing it at us. He came in. "Stay put," he said in Dutch. "Don't move."

How does Miep build suspense in this passage?

by using the personal pronoun “I” to tell her tale
by giving specific details about the time of day
by recounting the events as they happened
by describing the layout of the building

HELP WILL MARK BRAINLIEST Read the incomplete line of poetry, and complete the line
using iambic pentameter. His art inspires
a. brilliance from all people
b. kindness despite circumstance
c. the melodies of young hearts
d. the song within my soul

Does forcing kids to sit next to each other make them best friends? Is it worth making others feel
miserable?
No, I don't think so. I think that there are plenty of other ways we could fix this situation without assigned seats.
A student named Lila thinks that her school should have assigned seating in the cafeteria on the other hand
another student named josh disagrees and believes that we should not have assigned setting because he
beleives lunch is a time to socialize and he doesn't think that forcing kids to sit next to each other is going to
make them best friends. I believe Cafeterias should give students the choice to sit where they would like.
Students should have the choice of where they sit. First of all Forcing kids to sit next to each other does
not mean they are going to be friends. In fact it actually might start conflicts as well as arguments. Second of
all Lunch is really the only time we can talk, socialize and be a little goofy with our friends and not get yelled at
Finally We work hard during school and lunch is like our little break. I don't know about you but I like having a
break to relax and not think about what I have to do next.
It is true that finding a seat in the cafeteria is stressful and sometimes can put anxiety on others
however if someone would ask to sit by me or at my table I would definitely say yes and get to know that
person. I would never exclude someone and I know that most people would say yes, because I definitely know
how that feels to feel excluded.
In Conclusion I think that we should not have assigned setting for these reasons. Forcing kids to sit
next to each other does not mean they are going to be friends. Lunch is really the only time we can talk and
socialize without getting yelled at and lastly We work hard during school and lunch is like our little break.

20 POINTS IF YOU ANSWER THIS AND HURRY ITS TIMED
Your friend is terrified of public speaking. Write a brief letter advising him of at least four or five different specific things he can do in the preparation stage and just prior to his presentation to manage and overcome his fear of public speaking.

The fault in our stars question.

1 I went to the l i b r a r y to a book.
2 She was late for class because she couldn’t find the l _ _ _ _ _ _ theatre.
3 I love buying pens and notebooks in
s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ shops.
4 This c lassroom is too small for thirty-five students. There’s not enough space for their desks.
5 You should go to the w _ _ _ _ _ _ office about your a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ problem.
6 All new students must go to the
r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ desk in the main
r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to enrol.

What is the best approach for Devon to take to publish
the text and meet her goal?
sending the piece as a letter to her local alderman's
office
sending the piece as a letter to the editor of a local
newspaper
O submitting the piece for publication in a national
magazine
O submitting the piece for publication in an academic
journal

Example sentence of juncture

The Puritan setting in the selection is important because it shows how —

What conclusion can you draw about the power of this text?

Which writing task requires a summary?
O completing a peer review
stating a claim to an argument
O describing a recent event
O addressing an opposing viewpoint

Read the list of events from chapter 4 of The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

1. Inspector Newcomen and Mr. Utterson search Mr. Hyde's house.

2. An envelope bearing the name and address of Mr. Utterson is found.

3. The other half of the walking stick and a burnt checkbook are discovered.

4. A maid servant witnesses Mr. Hyde murdering a man in the street.

5. Mr. Utterson identifies the body of the man murdered in the street.

Which correctly places these plot events in order?

A. 2, 5, 1, 3, 4

B. 5, 1, 3, 4, 2

C. 4, 2, 5, 1, 3

D. 3, 4, 2, 5, 1​