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Who was the first duke in a duchy

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Answer 1
Answer: Edward III of England created the first English dukedom by naming his eldest son Edward, the Black Prince, as Duke of Cornwall in 1337, after he lost his own title of Duke of Normandy.
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Edward III was the first Duke in a duchy.

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What is another name for an urban legend?A. Contemporary legend
B. Modern legend
C. Word-of-mouth legend
D. Cautionary tale

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The correct answer is A. Contemporary legend. These two terms are completely synonymous and interchangeable.

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Contemporary Legend

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The giant "Clothespin" that stands in front of Philadelphia's City Hall expresses the ___ of its sculptor, Claes Oldenburg.A.aviary

B.capriciousness

C.equitation

D.zoology

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The giant "Clothespin" that stands in front of Philadephia's City Hall expresses the B) capriciousness of its sculptor, Claes Oldenburg.
Aviary has to do with flying/birds, equitation with riding horses, and zoology with animals in general. 

In the 1930's, Clifford Odets and Lillian Hellman wrote plays that used drama as _____.

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In the 1930's, Clifford Odets and Lillian Hellman wrote plays that used drama as a form of relating to audiences the current political, social, and economical instability and unrest in the United States. Most of their playwrights suggest possible changes in society and how both males and females can contribute to this.

In the 1930's, Clifford Odets and Lillian Hellman wrote plays that used drama as social criticism.

In his summary of the majority opinion, how does Fortas say the district court responded?A. It granted the families of the children who were suspended nominal damages.
B. It deemed the actions of the school authorities to be unreasonable and unconstitutional.
C. It dismissed the complaint submitted by the parents of the children who were suspended.
D. It refused to take on the case because the judges felt it would be better handled in the Supreme Court

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The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "B. It deemed the actions of the school authorities to be unreasonable and unconstitutional." In his summary of the majority opinion, Fortas say the district court responded is that it deemed the actions of the school authorities to be unreasonable and unconstitutional.

In "The Scarlet Ibis" which character trait of the narrator most leads to his regret at the death of his brother?a.generosity
b. creativity
cruelty
d. pride

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"The Scarlet Ibis" is a short story written by the American author James Hurst and published in 1960.

The correct answer is option D: pride. Throughout the story, the narrator is too proud to accept that he has a disabled brother (Doodle) and this brings about the eventual death of Doodle.

it is a sad story. d. pride

Which word or words in the closing should be capitalized? best regards,

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
Regards

B.
Best

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i think its regard should be capitalized
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