Ohn believes that his 6-month-old baby, ali, was born with the ability to perceive the world in an organized way. in the field of perceptual development, john would be described as a(n) NATIVIST
A nativist is what?
There is a reason why "nativism" is frequently used in American media but not elsewhere: The University of Georgia's Mudde claims that nativism is a largely American idea that is rarely articulated in Western Europe. The phrase has its roots in American political parties from the middle of the 19th century, most notably the Know Nothing party, which viewed Catholic immigration from nations like Germany and Ireland as a serious threat to native-born Protestant Americans. (Ignore the fact that, in comparison to another local group, the Protestant "natives" were also migrants.) A nation built via waves of immigration and responses to immigration, where the definition of "native" is always changing, is where nativism naturally emerged.
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But only japanese immigrants were put in to concentration camps during WWII due to fear that they will attack the US from the inside.
Continents are the main plates of dry land on the earth's surface. There are seven continents: North America, South America, Africa, Asia, Europe, Australia and Antarctica.
Answer:
e. paternalism
Explanation:
Paternalism is actually involvement and intervention of state or any other authority in other person of life, against their wish to protect from any danger and harm. It refers to limit the person freedom to save themselves. It generally meant to be governing bodies , to limit the citizen for their well being. i.e prohibit buying and selling of some drugs. to wear helmet and seat belt while driving and so on.
