Hello. You forgot to put the text to which this question refers. The text is:
The Predominance of the Anglo-Saxon Race
Excerpted from Josiah Strong 1891
The Anglo-Saxon race is the greatest representation of Christian civilization, liberty, and freedom. We are divinely commissioned to watch over our brothers. God is training his Anglo-Saxon people to prepare for a day when the races of the world will compete for total domination. We are being schooled for the final competition of races. Once there was unpopulated land in the western world in which a great many people have migrated. There is no New World anymore. Today unoccupied lands are disappearing, and will soon be taken. Therefore it is our responsibility to seize these lands and secure our dominance.
Answer:
The text shows that it is the responsibility of civilized people to take other lands and integrate them into the Anglo-Saxon domain.
Explanation:
The text portrayed a common vision of European imperialists, who saw themselves as envoys of God and representatives of his power, being able to conquer other lands even though there were already inhabitants and an established government. They believed that land was God's inheritance for them and it was their responsibility to take that land and add it to the imperialist kingdoms.
Trench warfare. To get under the machine gun fire they had to dig down. Trench foot was the most common ailment for soldiers. It stemmed from the wet conditions found in trenches. Soldiers feet would become wet and lead to sores and blisters. If not treated properly, gangrene could set in and lead for the need to amputate. The Battle of Verdun was one of the longest and longest battles between France and Germany.
There is one branch of Psychology that deals with mental processes such as thinking, learning, perception, memory, problem-solving, creativity, attention etc., and that branch of Psychology is called Cognitive Psychology.
Cognitive Psychologists study the processes stated above.
Therefore, Gregor is probably a Cognitive Psychologist. (answer)
