Answer:
Document A:
1) Lieutenant in the British army.
2) A diary entry
3) April 19, 1775
4) British arrived, prepared for an attack but did not intend to attack. Colonists fired 2 shots. British shot back, then colonists ran away.
5) Colonists- patriots
6) No, he's a lieutenant, so he'll take the side of the British.
Document B:
34- minute men
2) Legal testimony - court document
3) April 25, 1775
4) The British were walking toward the colonists on April 19th, 1775.
5) Doc B- British shot 1st/ Doc A- Colonies shot first
Doc A- Says 200-300 colonies/ Doc B- 32 men an testifying
Doc B- More dramatic- colonists back were turned, killed and wounded/ Doc A- Shots fired
6) Yes, because there are more details. Thirty-four people testify to this vs. 1 person.
10 days later vs. that night in his diary.
Explanation:
Answer:
The center of Africa is between the Indian and Atlantic meridians. 15 degrees and 30 degrees East.
Explanation:
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I would say the answer is C.
Body of knowledge that defines the parameters for the living and the dead
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
According to a study by Professor Phil Podsakoff and his colleagues at Indiana University, positive correlations exist between transformational leadership behaviors and trust, performance, and satisfaction.
When using transformational leadership, leaders in an organization encourage and inspire people to step up and create new things that help the organization. It is a style of leadership where the leader is the first to set the example and share the culture and traditions of the organization for the whole employees to live by them.
This kind of leadership, as Professor Phil Podsakoff has studied, generates trust, performance, and satisfaction in people.
