All gladiators in ancient Rome were Men, False
The emperor gave a thumbs up or down to decide the fate of the defeated gladiators, True
Romans feasted until they were full, then visited a room called a vomitorium to vomit the food out so they can start over again. True
Plebeians in Rome were the common or poorest people, True
Caesar's last words during his assassination were "Et tu, Brute", True
<h3>Who was Julius Caesar?</h3>
Julius Caesar was a Roman Stateman and General, served the Roman army and became the dictator, he ruled the Roman empire for 5 years from 49 BC to 44 BC till his assassination where his last words were "Et tu, Brute". All gladiators in ancient Rome were not Men, it is doubtful that some females were also gladiators. So the first statement is false while the rest are true.
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Answer:
B. virtually ignores aspects of cognitive that are NOT linear.
Explanation:
A major weakness of the information-processing perspective is that it virtually ignores aspects of cognitive that are not linear and logical.
It is worthy of note to know the meaning/ definition of information processing.
Information processing can be described as situation whereby information are processed, typically by an organism of a computer system inorder to derived or yield new or more useful information.
B. Is the pronoun
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Maybe because of the temperature it was at night was the same as it was in the morning? :))
