Answer: become anxious about having further intrusive thoughts.
Explanation:
Answer:
Manifest destiny is a belief that many people in America at that time held. This belief made them convinced that they're somehow destined by God to spread democracy and capitalism to the rest of North America. The people at that time belief that it's the only correct system to ensure the freedom of all citizens.
But due to the large size of its territory, it is difficult to reach many different areas in north America. Railroad companies already exists. But, most of them only operates within one state. This problem was somehow solved by the creation of Transcontinental Railroad.
The transcontinental railroad was built with the intention to create a pathway connect all part of North America. It is an important infrastructure for the American people to create settlements in every corner of the country. This helped them spread the ideologies as intended in Manifest Destiny.
Scientists were interested in testing a new technique to prevent slipping on ice one group simply wore boots, while the other group wore socks over their boots.
Option: C
Explanation:
Scientist always try to bring out a new technique to solve out some problems like to prevent or avoid slipping on ice scientist followed a method that is they divide the whole group into two sub parts one having simple boots while other group having socks over boots.
In this way scientist want to watch and experiment the effect of not wearing boots and having boots with socks that affect the slipping over ice. If both the groups wore same shoes then the experiment would not work out properly. Two different techniques must be followed by the scientist.
Answer:
either the first or the third one
Explanation:
In the early 1960s, sociologist Herbert Gans moved into a newly developed suburb in new jersey where he lived for two years, observing and interviewing his neighbors. in research terms, Gans conducted a participant observation study. Participant observation is method used for data collection, in which the <span>the </span>observer is a "player" in the action (he/she <span>participates in ongoing activities and records </span>observations). The technique is used in many studies in Anthropology and Sociology.