What does the "which" mean in this passage?
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The "which" refers back to the "progressive model of British history."\n\nBecause "which" represents this model, that portion of the sentence could be re-written...\n\n"...according to THE PROGRESSIVE MODEL OF BRITISH HISTORY, the country threw off superstition..."\n\nBut since that would be repetitive, we just substitute the word "which."\n\nHope this helps.
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what exactly IS the question here?
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Whom is always the object of the action.\nWho is the subject of the action.\nExample: To Whom should I send this?\n         Who is this?  (subject)
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and the question is...?
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both are fine.  "what date is it?" is more proper english. "whats the date?" is more what you would here. \n i would normally ask "what day is it?"
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What Is That Suposed To Mean.
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could you rephrase. i'm not sure i understand the question
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cant understand the question which you asked.
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Huh?  What is the question?
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right.  What is the question?
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I dont understand the Question?
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Your question is unclear.  What does your question equal to?
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What does your question mean ?
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I pick "1". hey, that's what you said! It's not a choice though.\n\nDo you not have a book? Or some type of reference from the class? These kinds of questions can only be answered by the author of the question, meaning USE YOUR BOOK.
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WaT wAs thE QUestioN?
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So what is the question.
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I think you'd have to put it in context to get a decent answer (at least from someone who hasn't read the article to which you refer).  It could mean any number of things depending on the sentences that preceded or followed it.