Is it befell or befell upon?

I'm writing an essay and this is the sentence I'm trying to figure out.

"One of the most historical watersheds befell (upon) the people of America."

When johnny is at Buck Merril's door, the author chooses the words, "Buck glared down at us" and "Dally! Johnny gulped.

Can you have a unified paragraph without it being coherent?

Early in "the ministers black veil" Hawthorne shows the reader the reactions of the townspeople of the ministers veil. What moral is Hawthorne trying to communicate to the reader by describing these responses

Is fortify a antonym

Which sentence is not logically structured

What does prufrock ask himself if he dares do in the last stanzas? A. Betray his country B. ask his love to marry him C. Abandon his old life D. Eat a peach

Which of the following is mostly found in adjectives? A. - ant B-ence C-ance

Read the excerpt from "The Fall of the House of Usher." And thus, as a closer and still closer intimacy admitted me more unreservedly into the recesses of his spirit, the more bitterly did I perceive the futility of all attempt at cheering a mind

Let's Check In "He spoke less and listened more" is an example of which rhetorical device? A. synecedoche B. antithesis C. paralipsis D. epimone

Why did President Harding think that America needed a return to the "normal way"?