Answer:
Explanation:
its the court of last resort
I think the answer is communication.
Answer:
Could be argued both, but mostly negative
Explanation:
Imo, it pushed America into the Great Depression. Though some might argue that the Roaring 20's was due to consumerism, there's no denying that the thirst for wealth and the idea that a common man was capable of such, ultimately pushed the United States past its breaking point. Though in the long run, it serves for a great reminder, and it does benefit the economy greatly (through supply and demand).
However, if you were focusing solely on the '20s, then I'd say that it was positive because s*** hit the fan in the '30s, but people were vibing ultra hard in the twenties lolll
One of the European explorers that seemed to have had the most significant contributions to European culture and exploration was Ferdinand Magellan.
Ferdinand Magellan was a Portuguese sailor and navy man. His crew was able to successfully circumnavigate the globe successfully, even though that was not their original intention. This circumnavigation opened up European exploration to formerly uncharted areas resulting in the Strait of Magellan sea route, Magellanic penguins named after Magellan, celestial bodies named after Magellan due to his supreme navigation prowess, and the exploration of both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.
Answer:
proactive; retroactive
Explanation:
Proactive interference: The term proactive interference refers to the process when an individual's old memories hinder him or her from retaining new memories.
Retroactive interference: The term retroactive interference refers to the process when an individual's new memories hinder him or her from retaining old memories. In other words, the new memories of a person disrupts the old memories.
In the question above, Katie is experiencing proactive interference, whereas Laurel is experiencing retroactive interference.
