This is a passage from a book called <em>Talking About Our Troubles</em> by Mark Rutherford, in which he advocates that the only way in which people can think is through talking, and that the speech is the manufacture of the expression of opinion. He also suggests that people might also talk to others about their troubles in an attempt to lessen the other's.
True, because if it comes from an unreliable place then it's not gonna help
The correct answer is Region 2, because there it is Marietta in where the company was founded. Before Bell Aircraft was settle there, Marietta was just a rural town in Georgia, but this industry changed the town into a big industrial center of Georgia. It manufactured the production and assembly of the most advanced bomber in the whole word during World War II.
Answer:
A) judging, criticizing, and placing blame.
Explanation:
First of all, the social worker is not even considering the possibility that Andrew could have been fired without justification, or that he could get his job back, he is placing blame exclussively on the worker (Andrew).
Besides, he is judging Andrew as an alcoholic, or at least, as a person who has serious problems with alcohol consumption (so serious to the point of going to work drunk and being fired because of that), and finally, the social worker is criticizing the way Andrew is dealing with his possible alcoholism, because he is telling Andrew that he is not even Aware of what alcohol is doing to him.
The intolerable acts were a result of the Boston Tea party. The British closed the harbor only allowing firewood. British Military could be tried outside of Massachusetts for manslaughter and British commanders could house their soldiers in private dwellings (Ex. your home) if they wished.
