Q1. Black South African, White South African, Coloured South African, and Indian South African.
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Q4. Only white men were invited to consider the future of their country; women and all other racial groups were excluded. This was in some ways anomalous. After all, qualified black men had enjoyed the vote in the Cape since the 1850s and – as long as they had sufficient property, income and education – continued to do so.
Q5. The 1994 general election, held on 27 April, was South Africa's first multi-racial election with full enfranchisement.
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A typical session of Congress lasts, on average, 138 days for the House of Representatives and 162 days for the Senate.
The house works about 1 day out of 3. The Senate works about 54 days more than the house. The other days they are on vacation, working in committees, or in their offices. Sometimes they go home to talk to constituents.
Answer:
C. 4
Explanation:
The marijuana widely available in the United States today is at least 4 times more powerful than that used in the early 1970s.
Answer:
England had signed a peace treaty with Spain, and was now looking westward to establish colonies along the northeastern seaboard of North America. Word was that the Spanish had found “mountains of gold” in this new land, so these voyagers were intent on finding riches as well as a sea route to Asia
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Answer:
C. Low self-efficacy for accounting
Explanation:
Samuel's problem resides in the fact that he failed the first two tests which led him to believe that he has a lack of talent for accounting. This is the main reason why he now believes he will do much better as a management major. Since, self-efficacy is the person's belief that he or she has the capacity or ability to perform successfully to meet his of her goals, the lack or reduced levels of self-efficacy means a person is no longer motivated because he or she beliefs they lack the capacity to fulfill or meet their own goals/expectations. Samuel's attitude displays exactly low self-efficacy for accounting as he now believes he does not have what it takes to continue pursuing that major.
