The pilgrims success influenced others to settle in the Americas because it was a success. It also was a good way for the shipping businesses to make money and also the country who went to go get the land could become very successful if the colony was a success. Hope this answered your question ☻
Answer:
c. the expression of emotion reduces our level of physiological arousal.
Explanation:
Hello! The theory suggests that emotions occur as a result of physiological reactions to events. In addition, this emotional reaction is dependent on the way we interpret those physical reactions. This means that for example we do not cry because we are sad, we are sad because we cry.
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The correct answer to the question which is stated above is: <span>how personalities develop due to society.
</span>How personalities develop due to society <span>illustrates a micro-level focus.
>></span> Micro-level<span> process </span>focused on interaction among individuals;<span>social status and social roles are the most vital components of social structure. </span>
Answer:
According to the tenth amendment, the state has:
B. The powers not prohibited by the constitution to the states and
D. The powers that the people want
Explanation:
The amendment says that the powers not delegated to the States and nor prohibited to them by it (the amendment) are reserved to the States. Then, they can have a power that has not been prohibited and they can have the power that people want.
Answer:
Ruling out
Explanation:
I'm not really sure myself but ruling out answers one by one has made me come up with an answer. It's not C, because the Dalai Llama (The leader of Buddism) and Siddartha Gautama (the Founder of Buddhism) are both male. I believe that it isnt A. because the Dalai Llama always inhabited tibet which is in China, not India. I believe that it's B. because Chinese culture is very family orientated and Siddartha Gautama left his family behind to study and found Buddhism and become enlightened. So in short answer is probably, B
