Dorothea was able to live a relatively normal life, despite her Jewish heritage, is because:
She had Aryan documents from her father.
The answer above is the right choice among the three remaining. The other three choices does not suite the statement or rather does not fit the question so we chose the one above.
Answer:
I think it is D. While both constitutions have a bill of rights, Georgia’s constitution does not include separation of powers or checks and balances like the U.S. constitution.
Answer:
D. relatively more inelastic because wine is a luxury.
Explanation:
Elasticity is a measure of the sensitivity of demand to price changes. When price changes significantly alter demand, we say that demand is elastic. On the contrary, when price changes do not significantly alter demand, we say that demand is inelastic. This is the case of wine in relation to water. Wine is a good that can be considered sophisticated, luxury. Therefore, consumers are less sensitive to variations in the price of wine. However, water is an abundant good and demanded by all. If the price of water increases, demand tends to decrease as the elasticity of water demand is relatively greater than the elasticity of demand for wine. In other words, wine the demand for wine is relatively more inelastic.
Answer:
disorganization and despair
Explanation:
In psychology, Kubler Ross has described five-different stages of grief in his theory of grief which is also denoted as the "Kübler-Ross model". He has described different emotions that have been experienced by an individual who is ill before his or her death as well as an individual who has had lost his or her loved ones.
Disorganization and despair stage: During this stage, an individual who is grieving often wants to disengage or withdraw from other individuals and various activities that he or she used to enjoy earlier. The grief related to a specific situation doesn't end yet despair or sad thoughts however diminishes with time and hence the positive memories come back or take over.
In the question above, Morrell is in the disorganization and despair stage of grieving.
