I think that Nearly every character is hiding some kind of secret, yet they are still portrayed as essentially good people. Does this mean that Steinbeck is advocating mistruths, or that he realizes people are imperfect and it is therefore better to judge motive than action but i'm not sure.
Explanation:
Close-ended questions - Kayden asks people questions that can only be answered with a yes or no.
<u>This is an example of a closed-ended question because it has only two answers that people can answer to and those are yes or no. </u>
Interview - Julie asks a representative group instead of everyone o determine a society's view on the best way to resolve problems.
<u>This is an interview because Julie is asking one of the group to talk about the best way to resolve the problems they have. </u>
Random sample - Ibraheim asks people to talk about what society expects of its members.
<u>This is an example of a random sample because it is including many people with many different thoughts. </u>
The Affirmative Action policy was upheld by the Grutter v. Bollinger case. Affirmative Action is a policy that gives minorities greater opportunities in education and work.
A fact is something that is true and is known. an option is a idea that could be true or could be false.
The signing of the Montevideo Accords, withdrawing troops from Haiti, and the cancellation of the Platt Amendment during Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidency were part of A. Good Neighbor Policy.
It was a policy which started in the United States of America so as to improve relations with Latin America.
