Answer:
b. The Maori suffered a loss of population and decline in power.
Explanation:
Early European explorers - including Abel Tasman (who arrived in 1642) and Captain James Cook (who visited for the first time in 1769) - reported encounters with Maori. These early accounts described the Maori as a race of fierce and proud warriors. Intertribal wars often occurred during this period, with the victors enslaving or even eating the losers. During this period, the acquisition of muskets by the tribes in contact with the Europeans caused an imbalance of power among the Maori tribes and began a period of bloody, intertribal war, known as the Musket War, which resulted in the effective extermination of various tribes and the migration of several others out of their traditional territories. European diseases also killed a large number of Maori during this period (the exact number is unknown).
Ulysses S<span>. </span>Grant's Strategy<span>. On February 29, 1864, </span>Ulysses S<span>. </span>Grant<span> was appointed </span>General<span>-in-Chief of the Union Army, and the </span>war<span> is starting over. </span>Grant's strategy<span> was different from all the others. He believed the Union should focus on the Confederate army and not the Confederate capital.</span>
Options:A.Review of the research protocol by an Institutional Review Board to determine whether it is acceptable for an individual to consent to participate.
B.An informed consent process designed to ensure that participants understand the potential benefits and harms as well as the process that will occur
C.The right to withdraw from the research at any time and for any reason
D.The right to be informed of the treatment to which they have been assigned before beginning the treatment.
Answer:D. The right to be informed of the treatment to which they have been assigned before beginning the treatment.
Explanation: Research is the process through which scientists and other professionals evaluate and try to determine the root cause or factors affecting or related to a situation.
Certain rules govern the processes of research and help to guarantee that research activities are conducted properly. Certain protections are put in place to ensure that research subjects are guarded against abuse and other forms of criminality.
Individuals are <em>more</em> sensitive to unannounced changes in contingencies that were formulated through contingency shaping over those acquired through rule governance
Contingency is an eventuality, a chance, an event based on the uncertainty that it may or may not happen. Contingency is the characteristic of what is contingent, that is, which is doubtful, possible, but uncertain, which may occur, but not necessarily.
