1). Legend
2). Latitude
3). Relative Location
4). Compass Rose
5). Absolute Location
6). Longitude
7). Prime Meridian
8). Equator
The correct answer is d. Hamartia. The <span>term that refers to a character’s tragic flaw is Hamartia. </span>Hamartia comes from Greek "to err" and it refers to a mistake that a character does that will eventually lead to their tragedy or demise.
Question options:
a. internal; external
b. external; internal
c. external; internal
d. internal; internal
Answer:
internal; external
Explanation:
The expectancy theory was developed by J.B. Rotter to explain why people behave the way they do. The theory suggests people take certain actions(behaviour) based on the outcome and value of that behaviour which has been informed by past experiences and learning.
Rotter classified people into two types: internals and externals. Internals according to Rotter are individuals who believe that happenings are a result of their own direct efforts. Externals, on the other hand believe things happen by such things as luck and cannot be controlled by them.
The Federalists are advocates who think the American foreign policy should favor British interests while the Democratic-Republicans are advocates who wanted to strengthen ties with the French.
The Federalist Party was headed by Alexander Hamilton and John Adams and they called for more national government control. They believed that with the national government having more power than states, they could create a better and more equal United States of America. One of the things they called for was national government regulation of the trade between states. The Federalists believed that such regulation would better protect the rights of states which were otherwise small or in a poorer position to negotiate.
The Federalists and the Anti-Federalists argued primarily over the issue of the strength of the national government in the newly formed United States. The Federalists sought to strengthen the power of the national government whereas the Anti-Federalists sought to strengthen the power of state governments.
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