Retreatism
Explanation:
<u>In Merlon's strain theory it is postulated that the society puts pressure on the individual to achieve some dreams that it has no means to</u> like the American dream. This societal pressure pushes a person to their definition of success.
In the stage of <u>Retreatism </u>a person:
<u>gives up their claim to success</u>
<u>does not try to gain more in life than he lacks the means to</u>
Currency is traded for usually the same amount in a different currency. Say if I was going on a trip to Africa, I would go to the currency exchange to change our my American Dollars for shillings and South African Rands.
Answer:
The passing of amendments and laws have expanded the political process by allowing more people the vote for president, governor, mayor, etc...
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<em>To connect with people during difficult times Roosevelt gave weekly radio chats called fireside chats.</em>
Answer: B. He gave weekly radio speeches called fireside chats.
Explanation:
Franklin D Roosevelt became the president of America in 1932. When the country’s economic stability was threatened by the great depression in the 1930's, then president Roosevelt had to take over the responsibility of reviving the economy.
In order to educate people on the ongoing crisis and plans of congress to overcome it he gave this process.
These radio chats were known under the name fireside chats. He was the president who led America during the Second World War and gave fireside chats to communicate with the public about the war as well.
Answer: contradicts the view of intelligence offered by Spearman
Explanation:
According to Spearman, he tested the performance of people on different tasks which relates to intelligence and found out that those who had high score in particular area also has high score in other areas. He believed this was as a result of general intelligence which influences the cognitive abilities of human beings.
In this scenario, since Laverne's scores on different parts of an IQ test are very different from one another, then it doesn't follow Spearman's view. Therefore, it contradicts the view of intelligence offered by Spearman.
