Who says the following and why?

"telemachus, my high and mighty, fierce young friend,
no more nursing those violent words and actions now.
come, eat and drink with us, just like the old days.
whatever you want our people will provide. a ship
and a picked crew to speed you to holy pylos,
out for the news about your noble father." *

The words provided are pronounced by Antinous in The Odyssey. He is making fun of Penelope's son Telemachus, who intends to get rid of his mother's suitors.

Explanation: In The Odyssey, after Ulysses leaves Ithaca, Penelope is chased by a group of suitors who ask her hand in marriage. Although Penelope does not want to marry any of them, the suitors invade their house and decide to drink all of Ulysses' beverages and all his food. When Telemachus wants to get rid of the suitors, Antinous, who is one of them, pronounces the words provided in order to make fun of Ulysses' son. In that way, Antinous acts as if the suitors were not doing anything wrong.

the option which was not a function of missionaries in the northwest was the first one - they established posts for trading furs and other goods.

missionaries were sent around the world to spread religion and their knowledge and others - they were not merchants who sold furs and other goods.

i guess so you did not explain the answer clearly so i can't