In The Dark Game, how does the author develop the central idea that Elizabeth Van Lew was a spymaster during the Civil War? by including details about the work that Van Lew did by recounting an anecdote that Van Lew tells in her own words by citing an example of Van Lew's coded messages by illustrating the technology that Van Lew had available to her

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31 October, 15:55

In The Dark Game, how does the author develop the central idea that Elizabeth Van Lew was a spymaster during the Civil War? by including details about the work that Van Lew did by recounting an anecdote that Van Lew tells in her own words by citing an example of Van Lew's coded messages by illustrating the technology that Van Lew had available to her

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Brendon Yoder · Answer 1

The answer is A.

By including details about the work Van Lew did.

Kylie Rogers · Answer 2

The answer is by including details about the work that Van Lew did. In The Dark Game, Elizabeth Van Lew was a profitable and amazing spy in the Civil War is the focal thought of the segment about Elizabeth Van Lew. The Civil War kept going longer than individuals at first anticipated that it would last.