C because it makes the most sense
<span>The statement is "True".</span>
<span>Children are the most
affected party in a broken marriage which mostly makes them who they become. </span>Kids who
have encountered family and separation will probably show conduct issues and
wrongdoing than kids in secure and intact families. Remarriage does not
diminish the impacts of separation on youth.
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The size of the empire, at its prime it comprised of 60 million people and a territory of 2 million square miles -- for comparison, the contiguous area of the US, that is, without Alaska and Hawaii is 3.1 million square miles. The Roman Empire was mostly formed by conquered peoples and terriotories, so civil wars and rebellions against a state that had became bureaucratic and demanded lots of taxes was quite common, also the size of the state permitted that the different tribes from the north, the so-called barbarians would attch from different points, so basically a gigantic state which had to deal with internal an external problems is the cause of this difficulty.
A supply curve provides a reader, student, or policy maker with a visual representation of the relationship between the price and quantify of a product, as it relates to what the supplier is willing to sell it for and how much they are willing to sell.
Answer:
Dominique's future intimate relationships will result to the following:
1. Lack of trust in her new relationship.
2. Traumatic experiences if she is scolded or shouted at by her new partner.
3. Delayed conception might occur due to injuries sustained from the previous relationship.
4. Cruel disposition towards new relationship might occur which she will overcome over time.
Explanation:
Intimate Partner Violence leads to physical and health injuries like gynecological problems, chronic pain, post-traumatic disorder, death, etc.
Research shows that women that experience Intimate Partner Violence find it difficult to settle in new relationships. Even when they settle, they struggle to maintain it as they grab to heal and overcome the previous relationship.
