Answer: The class system
Explanation:
Stratification gives the ranks of social status of each families in the society.
The class system is global method that put group of individuals who have a definite status within society which describes how they relate to other groups
These status are not fixed they can change anytime because they are social classes that depends on the individuals status at that particular moment .
In the above text this female child was born in the poor family and had ranked in the lower rank but has however moved up into the higher rank as she gets richer and richer.
Answer: Winfield Scott I think
Explanation:
<u>Q1</u> - He was kicked out of the first class car of a train
<u>Q2</u> - Raiding area farms and burning crops
Mahatma Gandhi was a notable Indian activist who contributed to India's independence and participated in the struggle against the end of English colonialism. Its form of peaceful demonstration and the resistance movement without violence represent <u>“Satyagraha”</u>, a term that Gandhi used to name the philosophy that made him known worldwide.
Answer:
a buyer in the ordinary course of business
Explanation:
The answer is --
a buyer in the ordinary course of business
Since Dan was unaware of the necklace and he buys the necklace from the Necklace Nook to gift it to Megan, his wife, thus Dan becomes a normal buyer in the ordinary course of business who purchases the item from a shop.
Krista can sue Necklace Nook for the fraud but can not file any charges against Dan because he is an innocent buyer of the item. He is not guilty but a normal buyer in the business.
Thus the answer is --
a buyer in the ordinary course of business
Answer:
A
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Explanation:
Second Question
The second one has a straight forward answer. The answer is you should shift the automatic transmission vehicle to Drive when you want to move forward.
First Question
The first question is not so simple. You have to assume that it also refers to an automatic transmission; there is no mention of a clutch (which is controlled by the left foot).
In an automatic transmission the right foot controls both acceleration and the brake. The left foot is along for the ride.
