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who was Eliza Schuyler ?
eliza was the wife of hamilton. she was
What is the birth name of Eliza Gardner?
Eliza Gardner's birth name is Eliza Jayne Gardner.
When did Eliza Garfield die?
Eliza Parsons died in 1811.
What was eliza doolittles birth name?
Eliza Sophie Caird
How tall is Eliza Coupe?
Eliza Coupe is 169 cm.
What is ironic about the situations described in this excerpt?
Bhu
Which of the following best explains how the situation described in this excerpt from a 1920 newspaper article came to be?
African slavery in the United States.
Which does not describe the tone in this excerpt from Nathaniel Hawthorne's young goodman brown?
The excerpt is not described as cheerful, hopeful, or uplifting.
Read the following excerpt from the writings of a Latin American revolutionary leader. Which Enlightenment principle is described in the excerpt?
Natural rights. :)
read this excerpt from Harrison Bergeron: The ballerinas - which societal problem is best represented from this excerpt?
The need for everything to be fair
What does this excerpt from George Bernard Shaw and Pygmalion reveal about Eliza and character MRS. PEARCE Stop Mr. Higgins. I won't allow it. It's you that are wicked. Go home to your parents?
This excerpt highlights Mrs. Pearce's protective nature towards Eliza, showcasing her moral stance against Higgins' manipulative behavior. Mrs. Pearce's intervention indicates her awareness of the power dynamics at play and her concern for Eliza's well-being. It underscores Eliza's vulnerability and the need for someone to advocate for her, emphasizing the theme of class and respect in Shaw's "Pygmalion."
read this excerpt from "the grapes of wrath". Which best describes the tone of this excerpt?
sympathetic
Which two traits can you infer about Mira in this excerpt from Games at Twilight by Anita Desai?
Mira is likely young, as she is described as "little" in the excerpt. She is also competitive and determined to win the game of "Touch."
What is the best definition for truculently as it's used in the excerpt from Hurston's short story Sweat?
The best definition for truculently as it is used in this excerpt is "fiercely."
Which pair of terms best describes the female character as depicted in the excerpt?
To accurately answer your question, I would need more context or details about the excerpt in question. However, in a general sense, female characters can often be described using terms such as "nurturing" and "resilient" or "strong" and "vulnerable," depending on their portrayal in the text. If you provide specific details about the excerpt, I could offer a more tailored response.
Which labor systems was the most similar to the 14th century English system as described in this excerpt?
Japanese feudalism
What is the best diefinition for agape as its used in this excerpt from hurstons short story sweat?
The best definition for agape as it is used in this excerpt is "wide open."
