<span>Yes. Thoreau may not have met his expectations or previous reasons for going to Walden, but he categorically learned about himself and human nature while there. For this reason I believe he would consider his time there well spent.</span>
Of natural rights life,liberty,and property. People had the right to overthrow their government if it wasn't doing its job of preserving people's natural rights.
Explanation:
it emphasizes the nativistic theory
a. this video is centered on innate development of languages. The children was tested by using the Wogs test. This test was simply a grammar test of word that these children were not used to. This video emphasizes the fact that children can easily grasp what they see their parents doing as well as the happenings around them.
b. This shows the symbolic function of languages. What the children learn is based on their level of exposure and the materials that are available to them. It also shows that children could have the same teaching but how they assimilate these teachings differs from one child to the other. Children are able to pick up on language and then develop it in their own unique way.
c. Merely being exposed to languages is not enough, But through encouragement to converse and , these children are more likely to be better in languages. This is due to the fact that children perceive languages in different ways. based on this i believe that parents should read to their children even before they start to talk. Given that initial sensory exposure has a big importance on how children develop languages.
Answer:
This should prob go into AP, but...
Explanation:
It shows his lack of acknowledgement of the Humanity of the Mayan people and exposed his mind and the way he thought. after stating this say it again a few times, but differently. you'll get the question right.
Answer: c
Explanation:
Jeannette Pickering Rankin was an American politician and women's rights advocate, and the first woman to hold federal office in the United States. She was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives as a Republican from Montana in 1916, and again in 1940.
