Chris McCandless is the main character of the book <em>Into the Wild</em> by John Krakauer.
In this book, we learn that McCandless is the product of his father's second marriage. However, McCandless also learns that his father had not yet divorced his first wife when McCandless and his sister were born. Therefore, the father led a double life. This realization profoundly affected McCandless. This knowledge made him felt betrayed and angry. To some extent, this sense of betrayal and anger explains why the choices in life of McCandless are so different from the choices his parents wanted him to make.
Answer:
well, it would depend on the scenario, but in a lot of cases I would describe it as a country or area under the political control of another country, and occupied by settlers from that country, or a place where a group of people with similar interests live together
The corporations and unions have been able to spend unlimited sums of money on campaign advertising since 2010 because the Supreme Court ruled that campaign spending is a protected form of free speech.
Answer: Option B
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The Supreme Court in its judgement of a 2010 case fought between the parties 'Citizen United' and the 'Federal Election Commission' clarified that the expenditure made by a political party to communicate with its subjects forms an integral part of their freedom of speech and hence their spending on election campaigns cannot be capped by law.
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d. relies on a sample that is too small to represent the entire corporate workforce
Explanation:
the conclusion is suspect because a 100 employee in a single corporation is too small to represent the entire corporate workforce. Larger sample size involving more than one corporation will be more representative than using a single corporation, the study is not random.
Option A is wrong because it was never stated by the researcher that corporate employees are more sleep deprived than other people.
Option C is wrong because the effect of sleep deprivation is out of the scope of the study.
Option B is also wrong because the evidence provided is statistically possible.
