Answer:
c would be the best one In my opinion
To constrict, and the axes of the eyes to converge.
Answer: Was always at war
Explanation: Because the Roman society was always at war, there was always political strife between which led to a lot of fight, contention, bad blood just for superiority. Same can be said of Julius Caesar who ruled between 50BC and 40BC and was assassinated during a power tussle for, in came August who ruled between 40BC and 30BC, who also followed a similar pattern of revenge. All this are scenerios of political strife within the Roman society which meant the society was stable due to its constant wars.
Answer:
Effective leaders and ethical leaders.
Explanation:
The means which one uses to motivate others and achieve one's goals plays a key role in distinguishing between effective leaders and ethical leaders.
Ethical leaders main focus is on imparting morally acceptable values to his members and ensure they live by it. An ethical leader makes for moral staff than focus on motivating others.
On the other hand and effective leader is all encompassing, he incorporates leadership principles that motivates people and make them put in their best in order to achieve his his goals. The effective leader does anything that will make the people feel motivated and bring put the best in them.
Answer:
An A claims.
Explanation:
So, no matter what people will always have "argument" because we all hold different views to life maybe because we have different parents, different characters and we are all brought up differently. Hello! the kind of argument here is not about shouting at each other, it is all about argument with what is is known as premise(s) and a conclusion.
PREMISE: means the reason of an argument. Premises also means the evidences behind the statement of argument.
"Only surfers can moonwalk and moonwalkers are soul searchers so in at least some cases soul searchers are surfers"
In the above, the conclusion of the statement of argument is about "some cases soul searchers are surfer" that is an A claim. But it has two A claim as premises.
