D all of the above, but they were just results of flawed strategy.
France after WW1 was so keen on not fighting again (due to great casulties, and the sheer horror of trench war), that it build great defences on it's frontier with Germany (Maginot line), and thought that she is safe behind them.
French army was defensively orientated, and was not prepared for bold manouvers of Blitzkrieg.
Answer:
The right answer is:
- D. <u>Logos and ethos</u>.
Explanation:
Taking into account the Aristotelian rhetoric on which the aforementioned types of appeal are based, it can be identified that the fact<u> that the audience finds importance to the subject and remembers it is based on the</u> <u>Logos</u>, since it points to the organization of the subject , that is, its structure and its logic, on the other hand, to identify the credibility and desire of the speaker, all this is based on <u>Ethos</u><u>, where everything that corresponds to the speaker: his career, studies, ethics and other aspects are weighed by the audience and allows them to corroborate or deny what was said by the speaker</u>.
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The Spanish had the most negative impact on Oklahoma. Each of them could have had a positive impact on the area by avoiding exploitation of the aboriginals and disseminating knowledge about art, religion, culture, and technological advancements among the original inhabitants of the area.
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- The Spanish carried out violent and derogatory expeditions of the area in search of gold and silver and devastated many settlements.
- They employed conquistadors to forcefully get information about the gold and silver reserves in the area.
- The cleared lands to carry out the search for gold and silver deposits in the area.
- The French, the Americans, and the Spanish could have built good ties with the aboriginals and could have achieved the development of the region.
1. Behavioral psychology/therapy
2. cognitive therapy
This was a period of significant agricultural development<span> marked by new </span>farming<span> techniques and inventions that led to a massive increase in food production.</span>