Ezra Stiles was a future president of Yale College who was serving as a pastor in Newport when he wrote about the American Revolution.
In his writings, he expressed that he was sympathetic to the cause, and that America was laying the foundations of an empire based on prudence, wisdom, counsel, and greatness.
Additionally, he expressed that he was against the resolutions of Parliament, and that instead of them being intimidating, he found the decisions to be invigorating and strengthening. They acted as fuel to the flame in the resolution of Americans.
Answer:
This is an incomplete question. The excerpt in the question is missing.
The answer is --
A. One doctor drew chalk marks on immigrants with health problems
Explanation:
The excerpt is taken from Immigrant Kids and is written by Russell Freedman. In the excerpt, two doctors working for the United States Health Department examines the immigrants in the airport for any contagious diseases and health issues and also detain people for any mental problems also.
In the excerpt, it is given that the doctors mark the immigrants with a chalk those who have some health problems and identify unfit to enter United States.
Thus the correct option is -- (A).
The answer is that it takes an overly sociocultural view of
the psychological disorder because the diagnostic and statistical manual of
mental disorder helps professionals to be able to know the psychological
disorder in which is one way of having to gain its sociocultural overview in
regards with the disorders.
