Answer: In response to the Brown v. Board decision, Georgia passed legislation requiring the closing of public schools that had been forced to integrate by court orders and their conversion to private schools.
Explanation:
Answer:
Inatlia
Explanation:
It is a mix of italy and euprions
I believe the answer is: self fulfilling prophecy
Self fulfilling prophecy refers to the prediction that somehow makes itself become true/fulfilled. Other example would be when a person is inherently believe that he is somehow intellectually inferior and cannot do anything to improve their get. This often lead him to not making any efforts since he believes it pointless, which lead to self-fulfilling his initial opinion about himself.
Answer:
#1: Regulate commerce
#2 Self-government
Explanation:
For #1, the Articles of Confederation did not give the government much power, especially in regulating commerce between states. However, it could declare war, settle disputes, and negotiate with foreign countries.
For #2, the main idea of the Mayflower Compact was self-government. The Mayflower Compact is sometimes know as the first written form of an idea of self-government.
Explanation:
There are several situations when I get angry. Some of these situations are as follows:
When someone on the road over takes on a high speed while giving loud horns on a busy road, I really get angry.
When my maid doesn't come on work and tells me wrong that she is sick and I see her on a fun fair, I get angry on her lie.
When someone tells lie about me to my family, like they saw me at an event, but in reality I was at home at that day. This makes me angry.
No certainly not. I do not give myself negative message. My anger is just for a few minutes and i can control it very well. I never yell, never show my anger to others. Rather I try to give myself reasons about the behaviors of others which made me angry.
If the problem happens again which made me angry, I would just take that as the habit of others and try to calm my self down and again give myself reasons to justify other's behaviors.
