That would be the story of the ancient Israelites.
The Puritans like Wintrop were not able to express their faith openly and keep their normal lives at those times so he had to emigrate. This he compared to the ancient Israeli people and their struggles to preserve their fate. This sermon shows his opinion how a ideal Christian community should look like. "A city on the hill" phrase is also from this sermon.
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- Some civil rights pertain to discrimination by private citizens.
- Some civil rights pertain to discrimination by government.
- Private discrimination can become unlawful only if a legislature passes a law making the discrimination unlawful.
For example, the civil rights that are pertain to discrimination by private citizens is the equal employment act, which banned the private sectors from rejecting employment application based on gender, race, and religion. The civil rights act of 1964 was pertain to discrimination made in jim crow laws (which initiated by the government) .
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Public affairs officers (PAO) are formed by the army personal, officers, and civilians who deal with the public relationship affairs and the media. For example, PAO write press releases and speeches for politicians (Option a) and establish relationships with members of the media (Option e). They also informe the superior officers about relevant news and are very important to protect classified information from leaking, you could say PAO are like the eyes and the ears of the government, because they see and hear news in order to pass it to their superiors.
Three environmental cues that can be listed are: territory, lighting and sound.
The ways the three of them affect the expectations for communication are:
When it comes to territory, being close to someone will mean that this individual is friends with me, or has a close relationship. If the person takes his/her distance, I expect to be having a more formal conversation, or to be interacting with someone whom I'm not close with.
Lighting affects my expectations for communication in a way that if the light is low, I'll be expecting to have a more intimate conversation, specially with someone whom I have a relationship with.
And last, sound, if I'm in a noisy place I won't expect to have a serious conversation, I'll be expecting to have a more casual talk. In a quiet environment I can expect to have a serious talk.
