Dthey have followed balboa to the new world,
2. which event in the story is told in a flashback?
a balboa's confrontation with a jaguar
b balboa's discovery of the south sea
c balboa's trial for treason in spain
d balboa's voyage to the new world
3. the greatest threat to balboa comes from
a hostile indians.
b smallpox and syphilis.
c spanish rivals.
d wild animals.
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