History, 04.01.2021 02:10 ajernandes01
In The Riddle of the Rosetta Stone, how does the author best support his claim that Thomas Young was someone who "laid a solid groundwork for others”?
by providing details about how others reacted to Young’s accomplishments
by providing information about Young’s thoughts and his active imagination
by providing examples of Young’s many conversations with other researchers
by providing images Young deciphers and facts about his accomplishments
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