It is an example of a hyperbole.
Elizabethan era! .. or some say jacobean times, either or really
Answer: Historical institutionalism is the hardest of the three streams to define because it includes so many different scholars and so many different methodological approaches. It is based on the assumption that institutional rules, constraints, and the responses to them over the long term guide the behaviour of political actors during the policy-making process. Historical institutionalism mixes the quantitative analysis of the rational choice stream with the idea- and culture-based thought of the sociological stream. It includes an eclectic group of scholars with a wide variety of research agendas.
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Answer:
B. Kenning
Explanation:
A Kenning is type of literary device that makes use of compound phrases to replace a noun to have a new meaning from the noun.
A kenning is popular and mostly used in Old English and Old Norse literature.
Some examples of a Kenning include
Wrecker of mead-benches, terror of the hall-troops, gum-shoe, etc.
Answer:
1. New handlers.
2. Old handlers.
3. Old handlers.
4. New handlers.
(Please read explanation)
Explanation:
I can't exactly answer this question correctly, in lieu of the piece of writing not being referenced. I believe, though, that answers are answers as they are, so I apologize if it is wrong. If this novel is "The Call Of The Wild," by Jack London, then the answer would hold more substance. Still, I'm sorry.
