If a woman wanted to be
married to an upper-
class man, what did she
have to have under Neo-
Confucianism?
A. political knowledge
B. small feet
C. lots of money
Answer:
I'll probably go for A.
Explanation:
Louisiana teachers are concerned about new curriculum standards in Louisiana not being rigorous enough for students in Louisiana.
Answer:
Don't worry about the teacher just do your best to learn the material. Depending on the subject you will need extra help but that's alright.
Explanation:
What should Congress do if it disagrees with the president’s plan to fight a war?
a. refuse to pass funding for the war
b. appeal to the Supreme Court
c. impeach the president for crimes
d. start their own separate army to challenge the president
Answer:
A. reuse to pass funding for the war
Answer:
A: Refuse to pass funding for the war.
Explanation:
The War of 1812 was the first-time constitutional war powers were applied.
What type of context ckue reveals the meaning of the word apoplectic
Answer:
the word unlike signals a contrast between stood still and apoplectic. Other signal words for contrast include:
but
although
on the contrary
on the other hand
dissimilar
on the other hand
in contrast to
however
Explanation:
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2. Several years from now, your best friend asks you to help move all of his furniture out of his parents' house into his new apartment. Explain how each of the following will play a role in deciding
whether to help your friend move.
- Social exchange theory
-Reciprocity norm
Answer: Social exchange theory and reciprocity norms both involve the understanding of the mutual benefits.
Explanation:
Social exchange theory: This is a sociological as well as psychological theory analysis the social behavior of the two parties during their interaction. This is associated with cost and benefit association. The parties think about the benefit and risk of their mutual association. According to the given situation, if my best friend ask me for moving the furniture out of the parent's house without bothering about me for many years and asking for favor for own motive. According to the social exchange theory I should help him by asking to get some own work done or I can ask him to pay some amount that will be utilized during the transportation and dislocation of the furniture. I may also think about the risk of transfer of the furniture as it may cause injury to be due to physical strain by lifting furniture.
Reciprocity norm: It is the process of exchange of things between people to attain mutual benefit. Here, I should ask for a help or money to my friend in return of favor of translocating the furniture.
Decision-making is a part of the cognitive process that enables an individual to select the optimally best alternative from the gathered information.
What is the role of given theories in making decisions to help the friend? Social exchange theory: It involves cost and benefits analysis while interacting so that maximum rewards could be derived from the relationship. Thus, in a given case, the individual would identify the advanatge that he would get after helping the friend or the loss that would result from this action. Reciprocity norm It implies the theory that any positive action would result in a positive reward for the individual and vice-versa. Thus, if the individual helps the friend then he may expect help in exchange as well.Learn more about decision making here;
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What action, finally, made King John pay attention to the barons?
According to community leader Devon Harris, what is the biggest problem with Georgia’s juvenile justice system? Too many juvenile delinquents have the option of informal adjustment. The number of cases is too high for the court system to handle properly. The cost of keeping a juvenile offender in a detention center is very high. There are not enough counseling programs to rehabilitate juvenile delinquents.
Answer: C, The cost of keeping a juvenile offender in a detention center is very high.
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C. The cost of keeping a juvenile offender in a detention center is very high.
What was an effect of Magna Carta in England? Text to speech
a
It limited the power of the king.
b
It established a democratic government.
c
It allowed Parliament to impose taxes.
d
It established a Bill of Rights for the citizens.
Answer:
A. It limited the power of the king.
Explanation:
Magna Carta's first purpose was to establish peace between King and barons. Given the state of England's roads, summer was the only time of year for military operations. Magna Carta, agreed in mid-June 1215, effectively prevented the outbreak of full-scale warfare.
Judicial Review" means
Answer:
Judicial Review means that is it going to be reviewed by the US Supreme Court, to see if whatever is presented to them is constitutional.
Explanation:
Answer:
the power of the courts a country to examine the actions of the legislative, executive,and administrative arms of the government and to determine whether such actions are consistent with the constitution.
How might natural barriers, like mountains or bodies of water, have contributed to the development of different cultures throughout the city-states of Ancient Greece?
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached we can say the following.
Natural barriers, like mountains or bodies of water, contributed to the development of different cultures throughout the city-states of Ancient Greece in that these ancient Greeks had to develop the knowledge and agriculture techniques to grow crops under difficult circumstances due to mountain ranges, rivers, lakes, and basically, the sea,
These ancient Greek people had to implement other resources in order to survive, as was the case of fishing and trade, exploring navigational routes to take their products to other regions.
City-states that were located inland, had to raise cattle and farm under different circumstances to grow and prosper.
Among the most important geographical features that existed in ancient Greece, we find the Aegean Sea and Mount Olympus.
How is citizenship in the United States similar to citizenship in ancient Athens?
Immigrants can become citizens.
Individuals become citizens at age 18.
Free men born in the nation are citizens.
A child is a citizen if his or her parents are citizens.
Answer:
immigrants can become citizens
Explanation:
a
Answer: (D)
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Why was the English Bill of Rights important to the colonists? Text to speech
a
It defined crimes and punishments.
b
It spelled out what was due to the colonists as English citizens.
c
It gave the colonists the ability to choose members of Parliament.
d
It ended the king's power to appoint colonial governors.
Answer:
B.
Explanation:
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Who raced against Nikola Tesla to win a patent for the radio?
Charles William Siemens
Louis Pasteur
Guglielmo Marconi
Henry Ford
Answer:
Guglielmo Marconi
Explanation:
How did geography affect the lives of the early Mayas?
Answer:
Mayans wouldn't be able to trade things like obsidian if it wasn't in their area. Mayans wouldn't be able to grow very good crops if there were no rainy seasons and fertile soil.
Explanation:
Which amendment protects citizens against unreasonable search and seizure?
Eighth Amendment
Fifth Amendment
Fourth Amendment
Sixth Amendment
Answer:
fourth
Explanation:
cause i know
Answer:
Fourth Amendment
Contrasting In what ways was the Eastern Roman Empire different from the Western Roman Empire?
Answer:
The Eastern Roman Empire's differences to the Western Empire can be defined by its numerous vast population centers and wealthiest cities such as Constantinople while the Western Roman Empire had less cities and more so small villages. Another can be that the common language of the Eastern Roman Empire was Greek while the common language in the Western Roman Empire was Latin.
Explanation:
Select the correct answer.
What is the final step for a policy to become a law in Florida?
A.
A policy is debated and formed.
B.
A policy is implemented and approved.
C.
A policy is evaluated and improved.
D.
A policy is identified and discussed.
Answer:
B. A policy is implemented and approved.
Explanation:
It is either signed or vetoed (approved) and it is put into effect (implemented).
What contributed to the decline of the Yuan dynasty?
a lack of infrastructure
a lack of printed currency
failed military campaigns
unfair treatment of Mongols
describe the fighting at for henry
Answer: This was from Wikipedia because I never read this.
Explanation:
"The Battle of Fort Henry was fought on February 6, 1862, in Donelson, Stewart County, Tennessee, during the American Civil War. It was the first important victory for the Union and Brig. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant in the Western Theater."
"On February 4 and 5, Grant landed two divisions just north of Fort Henry on the Tennessee River. (The troops serving under Grant were the nucleus of the Union's successful Army of the Tennessee, although that name was not yet in use.[3]) Grant's plan was to advance upon the fort on February 6 while it was being simultaneously attacked by Union gunboats commanded by Flag Officer Andrew Hull Foote. A combination of accurate and effective naval gunfire, heavy rain, and the poor siting of the fort, nearly inundated by rising river waters, caused its commander, Brig. Gen. Lloyd Tilghman, to surrender to Foote before the Union Army arrived."
"The surrender of Fort Henry opened the Tennessee River to Union traffic south of the Alabama border. In the days following the fort's surrender, from February 6 through February 12, Union raids used ironclad boats to destroy Confederate shipping and railroad bridges along the river. On February 12, Grant's army proceeded overland 12 miles (19 km) to engage with Confederate troops in the Battle of Fort Donelson."
example of compassion
Opening the door for someone
Saying encouraging words.
Which of the following describe Kurds?
Answer:
Between 25 and 35 million Kurds inhabit a mountainous region straddling the borders of Turkey, Iraq, Syria, Iran and Armenia. They make up the fourth-largest ethnic group in the Middle East, but they have never obtained a permanent nation state
Explanation:
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Drag each tile to the correct box.
Match each nongovernmental organization with the correct description of how it uses people's donations.
to provide health care to people in conflict zones and poverty-stricken areas
to fight for the rights of the wrongfully imprisoned
to provide disaster relief around the world
to support environmental causes
Amnesty International
arrowRight
Greenpeace
arrowRight
Red Cross
arrowRight
Doctors Without Borders
arrowRight
Answer:
Amnesty International - fight for the rights of the wrongly imprisoned (number 2)
Greenpeace - to support enviromental causes (number 4)
Red Cross - disaster releif (number 3)
Doctors Without Border - provide health care... (number 1)
Explanation:
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all of the following are American victories EXCEPT :
a.trenton
b.siege of boston
c.yorktown
d.bunker hill
D. the british defeated the Americans.
based on the pic above,what do the bread and the wine signify?
Answer:
The Bread and Wine signifies the Body And Blood Of Jesus Christ.
Write any one method to make localization effective
Answer:
Here's 5 methods
Explanation:
Every corporate message (including this one!) is carefully crafted by a writer to express a particular idea. That writer uses phrasing and cultural references both to make a certain point and to create and sustain a brand voice. A clear brand voice helps potential clients understand your corporate identity. It's what gives your brand a consistent personality across different content types and media platforms. If you translate words and sentences but don't go any further, you can't maintain your brand voice in different languages. Localization, however, makes your message relevant to local customers in different markets around the world. Localizing content allows you to connect on a more personal level with every customer—even those who don’t speak your brand’s native language. And we know that today’s buyers around the world seek personalized experiences from the brands they support. Build engagement by personalizing your message for every customer in every market with localization. Different cultures have different tastes, and a company's marketing material needs to reflect these variances. For example, a retailer that markets to young women in the US is probably used to emphasizing the latest trends and focusing on low prices to encourage consumers to keep up with changing styles. If that company moves to the French market, however, it may have to focus more on a timeless aesthetic and on quality pieces that fit each customer's personal style. Differences in belief systems are also key for global marketers to understand. One might not expect a hamburger chain to succeed in India, where many people consider cows sacred, but McDonald’s made it work. They kept beef and pork out of their Indian locations and replaced the “Big Mac” with the “Maharajah Mac.” McDonald’s also thought about what Indian diners wanted to see from their restaurant to engage these buyers specifically. Thus, they introduced the “Aloo Tikki Burger,” which bears a striking resemblance to traditional Indian street food. These steps, while complex and effort-intensive, paid off: they meant the chain’s menu and advertising presence were optimized to suit the local culture. This, in turn, drove Indian consumers to engage with the brand and ensured its success. In a study by Common Sense Advisory, more than 72 percent of consumers reported that they preferred shopping on websites that used their native language. 55 percent buy exclusively from those sites. That's easy to understand. After all, why would anyone buy a product if they couldn't fully understand its description? Localization fixes this problem. Localization is just as important between dialects as it is between languages. For example, if a British bank entered the US market, it would have to stop marketing its “cash points” and start referring to “ATMs.” When you localize your content, you’re sending your customers a clear message: you care about communicating with them. Content sounds much more familiar and comfortable when it's in the audience's native dialect. When you accommodate their preferences and customs, you show a level of sensitivity and respect that inspires engagement. What's perfectly ordinary in one culture can be very insensitive in another. For example, advertisements for baby care products often include pictures of an infant's feet. Western audiences tend to see those pictures as pure and innocent. But in many Islamic countries, it is extremely impolite to photograph the bottoms of anyone's feet. Buyers in these countries might not respond well to certain ads originally created for western audiences. Translated text can cause problems as well. Stories abound of companies that translated their slogans literally, with unfortunate results. Mistakes like these, however innocuous they might seem, can be immensely offensive to local communities and damaging to companies’ brand reputations. However accidentally they occur, they send a message that the brand does not understand its consumers. Skilled localization can help global marketers send the intended message while avoiding bad publicity and resentment from the local markets they strive to engage. When the Nieman Journalism Lab experimented with targeted social media posts, it found that locally-targeted content performed six times better than posts with global shares. According to Lathan Fritz, founder of Amerisales, geo-targeting is effective because “it connects more deeply with prospective customers than a generic advertisement.” If a company localizes its customer messages instead of just translating them, it makes their audiences feel more personally connected and engaged. That's why at Lionbridge, we make sure that content resonates with customers on every level, from the type of images we feature all the way to the words our experts select when completing translation.
Fill in the cause-and-effect chart to explain how the classical world of ancient Greece and Rome was rediscovered, leading to the period known as the Renaissance.
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Hello. You forgot to present the chart. The chart is:
cause 1: In the Late Middle Ages, merchants and Crusaders brought back…
Cause 2: The Roman Catholic Church kept knowledge of ancient times alive by
Cause 3: Europeans also read classical works that came by way of
Effect: This flow of ideas led to…
Answer:
cause 1: In the Late Middle Ages, merchants and Crusaders brought back innovative ideas from the east, which stimulated the appreciation of classical teachings.
Cause 2: The Roman Catholic Church kept the knowledge of ancient times alive by copying old documents that were written in the classical period.
Cause 3: Europeans also read classical works that came by way of Muslim scholars.
Effect: This flow of ideas led to the discovery of Greek and Roman culture, which stimulated interest in the classic culture promoted by these regions in terms of science, politics and art.
Explanation:
The information shown above establishes a cause and effect relationship that shows what were the elements that led to the rediscovery of Greek and Roman culture and the beginning of the Renaissance. Cause and effect relationships are information that shows that one element was responsible for the existence of another.
In the chart shown above, we can see what were the causes of the European Renaissance. Renaissance was a cultural, scientific, philosophical, literary and artistic movement that determined the social transition from the middle ages to the modern age, by stimulating the search for knowledge and the valorization of classical studies.
Questio.
and answer options in photo
pls help ;(
zoom in if needed
Answer:
i want to say c but im not 100 percent sure
Explain social welfare and how each side views it.
Answer:
The residual and institutional models are two different approaches to providing aid to citizens in a society. The residual approach focuses more on providing aid only in dire situations to the most needy, while the institutional provides support as a normal aspect of life to all in society.
Explanation:
Which three southern states had the smallest percentage of white people?
Answer: Maine, Vermont and new hampshire
Answer: Maine, Vermont and new hampshire
Explanation: