Pilgrims are people who go on a spiritual journey, called a pilgrimage.
They are also the people who first colonised America.
The highest point of elevation in Africa is Mount Kilimanjaro's peak. Specifically the rim above Kibo's crater.
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We need to study history to learn about the past and how it now impacted our life’s in many different ways!
Answer:Kayla was experiencing peer pressure
Explanation:
It is hard to make a decision but it get even worse when others influence our decision making process because it may be confusing if we should take what they suggest or continue following our own guts.
When someone of your own age group influences how you make a decision this is referred to as peer pressure.
Kayla wanted to go and see the movies but Sue suggested she was staying home and studying which in return put pressure on Kayla to also stay at home and study because she now probably feel her decision to go out to the movies is a bad idea so Sue has influenced Kayla decision making process.
Answer:
Jim, who is prejudiced against Jewish people, is likely to attribute a Jewish person’s stereotype-inconsistent actions, such as an act of philanthropy, to <u>seasonal causes</u>. In contrast, Jim is likely to attribute a Jewish person’s stereotype-consistent actions, such as self-interested behavior, to <u>dispositional causes.</u>.\
Explanation:
Dispositional attribution: It is based on a person's personality or characteristics. Internal characcteristics (personality traits) cause people to act the way they do
For example: I wrote a bad essay because I decided not to study
Situational Attribution: It is based on a person's situation or environment. External environment (Teacher, President , Police officer) cause the people to act the way they do
For example: I wrote a bad essay because I didn't get the prompt.
Hence, Jim, who is prejudiced against Jewish people, is likely to attribute a Jewish person’s stereotype-inconsistent actions, such as an act of philanthropy, to <u>seasonal causes</u>. In contrast, Jim is likely to attribute a Jewish person’s stereotype-consistent actions, such as self-interested behavior, to <u>dispositional causes.</u>.\
