Answer:
Roger is slipping into C. despair.
Explanation:
Despair refers to the absolute loss of hope, a complete and <em>deep feeling of sadness</em>, of <em>sorrow. </em>
In this case, Roger feels he was <em>never able to reach his potential and opportunities and that he hurt a lot of people. </em>We know he is feeling despair because he knows and thinks it is too late to make amends. We can see <em>he</em> <em>has lost all hope</em> of making things right.
I believe the answer is C. <span>Harness Racing
Sports management refers to the actually running the sport like someone who run a company that intended for profit.
Even though back then the game fulled of rigged race controversies, Harness racing was the first to utilize this management (since the early time of industrial period)</span>
Its james i think if its wrong dont blame me blame the teachers
A basic premise of the National Response Framework is that incidents are generally handled at the lowest jurisdictional level possible.
The National Response Framework is associated with the National Incident Management System (the Department of Homeland Security program created to organise the response to incidents according to their size and cause).
The National Response Framework deals with emergency response policy (like following a national disaster) at the national level. This includes communities, private actors, and government entities. The focus is on short-term recovery.
One of the National Response Framework's basic principles is that of "tiered response." It is the idea that since incidents are inherently local at their beginning, they should be managed at the local level first, before being supported when necessary.
