Answer: (lol i'm from Europe its A)
Explanation:
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Reappropriation is the process of reclaiming a word or term or anything for that matter, which has previously been rejected, deemed inappropriate, unacceptable, etc. It can also mean to change the purpose of a fund or amount set aside to be used by one sector and instead used for another.
Explanation:
Reappropriation is the process of reclaiming a word or term or anything for that matter, which has previously been rejected, deemed inappropriate, unacceptable, etc. It can also mean to change the purpose of a fund or amount set aside to be used by one sector and instead used for another.
The term "reappropriation" can be used in different aspects, depending on the context.
For example, the terms referring to homosexuality, or any term that may have a negative meaning are reappropriated. This means that they may have been deemed inappropriate to be used in everyday language but have now been accepted and used openly.
It can also be used to mean the re-use of any resources that were kept aside. Like, in a company, the funds were reappropriated to be used to expand the security system.
President Roosevelt plans to alleviate if not to end American suffering in the Great Depression through the New Deal program is halted because it was declared as unconstitutional. In order to pass the Laws, he resorted to gaining favor in the Judicial branch by appointing justices. He pointed out that there was no provision in the Constitution (Constitutional provision) stating the number of justices on the court, thus packing the court is valid.
Answer:
John Rolfe
Explanation:
A colonist in Virginia who began growing a less bitter tasting tobacco. This tobacco became very popular throughout the colonies and Britain - this made Virginia a very wealthy colony and a center of trade
