Hi, you've asked an incomplete question. Here are the paragraphs under consideration from (The Lesson of Salem: Taken from Newsweek, August 31, 1992, by Laura Shapiro):
"Today many scholars believe it was clinical hysteria that set off the girls in Tituba's kitchen. Fits, convulsions, vocal outbursts, feelings of being pinched and bitten-all of these symptoms have been witnessed and described, most often in young women, for centuries.
Sometimes the seizures have been attributed to Satan, other times to God, but ever since Freud weighed in, hysteria has been traced to the unconscious. As Dr. Richard Pohl, of Salem Hospital, told a Tercentenary symposium, hysteria "can mimic all the physical diseases known to man," and occurs when repressed thoughts and emotions burst forth and take over the body. Life could be dreary for girls in 17th-century Salem: their place was home and their duty was obedience; many were illiterate, and there were few outlets for a youthful imagination except in the grim lessons of Puritan theology. Dabbling in magic in the reverend's own kitchen would have been wonderfully scary, perhaps enough to release psychic demons lurking since childhood.
Explanation:
From the text above we could observe that the author tries to give a medical explanation of what happened in Salem so as not to put the blame entirely on the girls.
Remember, in Salem, many women were accused of deliberately practicing witchcraft. However, by quoting a medical professional (Dr. Richard Pohl, of Salem Hospital), commenting about the medical condition "hysteria", who said, "hysteria "can mimic all the physical diseases known to man," In other words, the women were mere victims of emotional and psychological distresses.
Why did Mrs. Wright's cherry preserves freeze
Answer:
Because nobody lit a fire over night, the kitchen got so cold that the jars froze preserves have shattered, and they mention that Mrs. Wright is worried about them.
Explanation:
read the text and list the regular and irregular verbs that you find Text in English with regular and irregular verbs in the past tense in the text must be 33 verbs.
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Last Monday Lisa got up at 8.00. She was very sleepy because the day before she went to bed at 02.00 o’ clock. She was not hungry as usual and she went to school without breakfast. It was raining outside and the sky was dark and gloomy. She was not in good mood, but it was not surprising. She enjoyed evening and night more than morning.
She came to school on time. As soon as the bell rang, she entered the classroom. Her classmate and best friend Diana was in the classroom too. The first lesson was Maths. She was good at it, but everybody knows that Maths is not for early morning.
That day Lisa had 5 lessons and she even got several marks, both good and bad. After classes she got hungry. That is why she decided to visit school canteen, where there was a big choice of different dishes. Some of them were eatable.
After school Lisa did not go home. Three days a week she studied English in Lingwish school. English classes were different from school classes. She could take part in life-clubs and computer classes. Lisa made some friends in Lingwish and before the lesson they had a chat and sometimes stole candies from the bowl.
At the end of the day she finally came home. She did homework and sometimes did not do. Very often she watched «Supernatural». Some parts she tried to watch in English and usually she was a success
Answer:
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Bravery can help you to do something that is new, frightening, or dangerous. People may need bravery to speak out against injustice or persevere when a task is difficult. Think about an event in your life that required bravery.
Answer:
going bungy jumping
Explanation:
Answer:
I had to be brave to exist without crying.
Explanation:
the storyof the bad little boy- bye mark twain 1875
I mark it as the best one pls I need it
7. PART A: What does the word "boxed" mean as it is used in paragraph 2?
O A. slapped DE
O B. checked
O C. caressed
O d. whispered
8. PART B: Which TWO phrases from the paragraph best support the answer to Part A?
A "rather stout than otherwise"
B. "not pious"
C. "anxious on Jim's account"
D. "always spanked".
E. "never kissed"
F. "on the contrary"
G. "ready to leave him
Answer:
#7 is B and # 8 is A
Answer:
#7 (3) is B and I think #8 is A & B.
Explanation:
Was Edgar Allan Poe a time traveler
Answer:
uh no he wasnt he was trying to make a time travel but no one cared. thats my opinion
Explanation:
thats my opinion
write a response to this "One of the greatest things you have in life is that no one has the authority to tell you what you want to be. You’re the one who’ll decide what you want to be. Respect yourself and respect the integrity of others as well. The greatest thing you have is your self-image, a positive opinion of yourself. You must never let anyone take it from you.” – Jaime Escalante
Allen concludes his editorial: "With controversy comes debate, enlightenment and renewed commitment. Perhaps, then, we are in the court’s debt for not treating the flag-burning case like the simple case it is. Let the controversy rage. After all, it is in robust debate that we are most true to ourselves."
Why is it difficult for scholars, judges, and lawmakers to balance robust speech protections with the necessity of maintaining a peaceful society? Provide evidence, examples, and/or scenarios.
Read Commentary: American flag stands for tolerance , by Ronald J. Allen
Allen concludes his editorial: "With controversy comes debate, enlightenment and renewed commitment. Perhaps, then, we are in the court’s debt for not treating the flag-burning case like the simple case it is. Let the controversy rage. After all, it is in robust debate that we are most true to ourselves."
Why is it difficult for scholars, judges, and lawmakers to balance robust speech protections with the necessity of maintaining a peaceful society? Provide evidence, examples, and/or scenarios.
Answer:
Allen states that tolerance is at the center of the debate. While those against the Court´s decision claim that a message can be sent in more peaceful ways, those who support it consider that a different outcome would be a governmental intrusion in political speech and a violation of the 1st amendment. Although Allen clearly states his support of the resolution, he does consider that the debate is necessary to further develop tolerance and a better understanding between the opposing positions.
Explanation:
The author refers to a case of flag burning that had the Supreme Court ruling that people have the right to do such a thing to protest against the government.
The captain tells jim that they are after his sea chest. Now imagine you are jim and you open the sea chest. What do you think you will find the sea chest? Write in about 80 words
Answer:
If I were Jim, I would expect that when opening the chest I would find many precious metals, jewelry and other riches.
Explanation:
This question is about "Treasure Island" that tells the story of how Jim Hawkins, a pirate, sailed in search of a treasure chest buried by another pirate. If we were Jim, we would, like him, think that the chest would be full of riches, metals and precious jewels that would make him rich. However, when Jim actually has access to the chest he discovers that the chest contained a few gold coins, a lot of oiled paper, a suit, a compass, pistols and a quadrant.
_____ are limits set so a thesis statement is not too broad or narrow
Standers
Divergent views
None of these
Clinchers
Parameters
What can you add to your report that will help your paragraphs flow from one to the next?
A works cited page
Direct quotes
Transition words
An introductory paragraph
Answer:
I think (transition words) sorry if incorrect!!!
Explanation:
Answer:
Transition words.
Explanation:
Using words like however, although, but, as, and when (etc.) may help your paragraphs flow better, as they connect your sentences and make them easier to read and compare.
Select the correct answer.
Which highlighted word is an adjective?
Exterior plywood is less expensive than interior plywood.
A.
Exterior
B.
than
C.
plywood
Answer:
Exterior
Explanation:
its describing what type of plywood it is
Explain how Maya Angelou overcame her problem with her mother, and describe how she based her advice to others on her own experience
Answer:
points
Explanation:
thx
Answer:
She kicked the door open so wide that, within her life,
Maya Angelou lived as though there were no tomorrow
Explanation:
What was Michael Jackson spouse name
Debbie Rowe
Rebbie
Whitney Houston
Answer:
debbie rowe
Explanation:
.
Answer:
Debbie Rowe
Explanation:
Deborah Jeanne Rowe is an American dermatology assistant best known for her marriage to Michael Jackson, with whom she had two children. She lives in Palmdale, California
Read the excerpt from The Cruisers.
LaShonda was tall, dark, and slightly wild-looking. Fashion design was her thing. She could make an entire outfit for anyone overnight.
The excerpt is an example of direct characterization using
a character’s actions.
a character’s dialogue.
the narrator’s description.
other characters’ thoughts.
Answer:
the narrator's dialogue
Answer: its c
Explanation:
i did edge 2020
how does the author illustrate that communism has been largely unsuccessful in the countries that have adopted it
Answer:
The author illustrated that communism has been largely unsuccessful in the countries that adopted it by citing the examples of Joseph Stalin of the Soviet Union and Mao Zedong of China whose reigns as communist leaders resulted in mass killings, oppression of opposers, and dictatorship instead of the equity and equality that a communist society should be known for.
Explanation:
The article, 'An Introduction to Communism', by Jessica McBirney explained that the most prominent founding father of the ideology of communism was Karl Marx. Marz envisioned a society in which the workers would form a revolution against the ruling class because they felt that they were being oppressed. Such revolutions did occur in Russia leading to the formation of the Soviet Union, as well as China.
However, the leaders of these societies did not really practice ideal communism for their rulerships were marked by the mass killing of political dissenters, and dictatorship by the rulers instead of the equality of social classes that Karl Marx proposed.
Topic: You have been asked by your principal to recommend one course which will help you
prepare for the job you want in the future. It could be a course your school is already
offering or a new course. Write a letter to explain your position to your principal on the
course you would recommend. Be sure to give clear reasons and arguments for your
suggestion.
any suggestions in report writing!
What clues have been given that imply that Stuffy Pete is
probably poor or disadvantaged?
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
Two Thanksgiving Day Gentlemen'' is simply a story regarding the traditions about Thanksgiving. The story was centered on Stuffy Pete and how he always meets an old man on Thanksgiving day in Union Square.
The clues that we've been given that Stuffy Pete is probably poor or disadvantaged is because he always put on torn clothes and ragged clothes and he always looks out for free food.
11. The tripods' flames go out when the last of the revelers dies. Based on this detail, what might the tripods flames symbolize in "The Masque of the
Red Death"?
O A the revelers' lives
OB. the peasants' revenge
OC that it was all a dream
OD Prince Prospero's wealth
Answer:
OA (the revelers‘ lives)
Explanation:
Should people in life-or-death situations be held accountable for their actions?
Book: Call of the Wild
Perrault and Francois were not able to save their sled dogs from the attack of the starving huskies because
A. they didn't care
B. they had to put away their food
C. they were afraid of being hurt themselves
D. the race was over
E. the snow was too high
Answer:
I'm going to assume that it was C.
But also whoever doesn't try to save their dogs from death is worth a pebble on the sidewalk.
who finds juliet on the morning of her wedding?
I believe it was the Nurse.
grades marks encourage student to learn do you agree or disagree with the statement ?use specific reasons and examples to support your opinion
Which of the following statements representing differences in emotional expressions is not true?
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A It is fairly easy to understand the meaning of social gestures due to them being the same across cultures.
B Display rules influence what is considered to be appropriate expressions of emotion among different cultures.
C Individuals in different cultures differ in how much of their emotions are revealed through personal expressions.
D Ways that emotions are categorized in Western cultures are often different from other cultures.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
but I'm sure my answer this question
Answer:
Which of the following statements representing differences in emotional expressions is not true?
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
1.It is fairly easy to understand the meaning of social gestures due to them being the same across cultures.2.Display rules influence what is considered to be appropriate expressions of emotion among different cultures.
3.Individuals in different cultures differ in how much of their emotions are revealed through personal expressions.
4,Ways that emotions are categorized in Western cultures are often different from other cultures.
Explanation:
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Shakespeare creates an interesting structure with the interactions of the two protagonists,Brutus and Caesar with their wives in scenes i and ii.Why might Shakespeare have structured these interactions back to back? What similarities do you see in these two scenes?what differences?
The scenes are same but their differences in wives which characters the nature and the treatment of the play.
What is the role of the wives in the scene.As per the final aspects from both scenes is that Brutus and Caesar are characters that both have wives, however, a major difference is observed in the way each treat's their wife. Like creaser uses his wife to carry out the tasks. While Brutus is shown as a loving husband.Find out more information about the Shakespeare here.
brainly.com/question/25609681.
How many clauses are in the following sentence?
Harvey loved Sabrina, but they broke up.
A
One independent clause
B
Two independent clauses separated with a comma and a coordinating conjunction
C
An independent clause and a dependent clause separated by a subordinating conjunction
D
Two dependent clauses
Answer:
B
Two independent clauses separated with a comma and a coordinating conjunction
Thank you and please rate me as brainliest as it will help me to level up
Answer:
B: Two independent clauses separated with a comma and a coordinating conjunction
Explanation:
Please mark me as a brainliest.
A cousin of yours in ss2 is is discovered to be pregnant and her father threatened to send her out of the house. Write a letter to pacify the father and suggest what you think can be done 2 Salvage the situation. In nothing less than 450 words
Answer:
A letter to pacify the father and suggest what you think can be done to Salvage the situation is written below.
Explanation:
Dear Uncle,
I believe you are doing well. It has been a difficult time for all of us and we are running with the course. I just discovered the unexpected announcement of my cousin sister and would like to accord something.
I know you are disturbed and irritated over the announcement of her pregnancy but these circumstances need to be handled with patience. Throwing her out of the home won't be a good resolution, instead, it will generate a bigger difficulty for your family. I would recommend you sit and have a conversation with her. Since she is too little, abortion would be a good choice. Also, retaining the story within the family is extremely needed now.
Your harsh response can only worsen the condition. It's better not to handle her so cruel as it will influence her well-being and she might end up taking the illegal step. Please discuss the doctor first and choose something before it's too late. Take care!
Yours lovingly,
ABC
The following introduction is from a previous draft of Aiko’s essay. Aiko would like to replace the underlined sentence with a sentence that better grabs readers’ attention and introduces her main idea. Which of these would be the BEST replacement for the underlined sentence?
Lots of different people take risks. Even if a risk leads to failure, there is always a lesson to learn. There are lessons for the people who have taken the risks, but there are also lessons for people who learn about them. Readers can learn a lot from the risks taken by Frederick Douglass, the Challenger crew, and Phineas Gage.
Answer choices for the above question
A. Have you ever taken a risk that didn’t work out?
B. I don’t like taking risks.
C. Sometimes people should not take risks.
D. Phineas Gage took a risk.
what would you say to someone who lost a football match
Answer:
hmm.. something like "you'll get em next time" or "YOU HAVE NOT FALLEN YET. YOU MUST NOT SUCCUMB TO THEIR EVIL WAYS."
... ok i'll see myself out
Select the correct answer.
Which rhetorical device is used in this excerpt from "The Danger of Lying in Bed" by Mark Twain?
"If I am going to travel by rail I shan't need it. Lying at home in bed is the thing I am afraid of."
A.
allusion
B.
imagery
C.
irony
D.
anecdote
Answer:
C. irony
Explanation:
This is a form of situational irony. We would expect the person to rather prefer to stay at home under covers and warmth then be out on the rail with wind blowing around him.
Answer:
The answer is C.. Irony.. got it right on Edmentum/Plato.. hava great day :P
Explanation:
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Describe the effects of low work wage and high inflation in 1948.
Answer:Most Americans believe that a rising tide should lift all boats—that as the economy expands, everybody should reap the rewards. And for two-and-a-half decades beginning in the late 1940s, this was how our economy worked. Over this period, the pay (wages and benefits) of typical workers rose in tandem with productivity (how much workers produce per hour). In other words, as the economy became more efficient and expanded, everyday Americans benefited correspondingly through better pay. But in the 1970s, this started to change.
Explanation: googe