Questions to Consider. 1  Describe the different figures in the Harperâs illustrationâthe Chinese man, Columbia, and the mob of white men on the right. 2  Examine the posters on the wall behind Columbia and the Chinese man. 3  The caption reads: âColumbiaââHands off, gentlemen!
Best Answer: This is because a Google Chromebook only supports so called 'web applications' that are either accessed from a URL (such as http://google.ca) or through the Chrome Webstore. It does not run executables such as Firefox.
The first is to do just that: Save the page and its image files. And the current versions of most browsers make this very simple. In either Firefox or Chrome, press CTRL-s to bring up the Save As dialog box. In the 'Save as type' field, select Web Page Complete, and save the file to your desired location. If you're using Internet Explorer, select Page (near the upper-right corner), then Save As. In IE, the âSave as type,' menu offers two Webpage complete options. You want Webpage complete (*.htm; *.html).