Answer: I would say B, and here's why I believe so
Explanation: D would be incorrect since it doesn't make sense in this context, and by that logic, neither does A, so we can mentally throw those out of the playing field.
This leaves us with B and C, which I do believe C very well could be the answer as well since it would make sense, but I personally would go with B. Denying someone their rights is a social inequality, and the LGBT community in general is still considered un-equal to their heterosexual counterparts in MANY ways, example: in some states, gay couples aren't allowed to adopt. and in some countries, gay marriage isn't even legal yet! (isn't that unfair?!) To add more backstory, religion has also been used to deny the rights of women in the older days, (see "sexism in the early 1900's")
the answer is nonverbal communication.
B Cities grew faster do to the industrial revolution,farm hands,immigrants and families moved to the city’s in hope of work
Answer:
Face the flag, stand at attention, and place your right hand over your heart.
Explanation:
Do you salute flag in civilian clothes?
When Not to Salute
You don't have to salute indoors, except when you report to a superior officer. If either person is wearing civilian clothes and you do not recognize the other person as a superior officer, salutes are unnecessary.
Answer and explanation:
- <em>"The good is good because of what it does for you"</em>
Following this quote, I'd say that whoever pointed this out was following a logical way of thinking, stating that if good things happen to us then we will be receveing a possitive outcome. That's correct. But not every single action humans do are good, or morally correct, and sometimes even when action wrong, we receive good outcomes. So that's why we say there is injustice in this world or question ourselves on why do good things happen to bad people.
Affirmate things happening to us depends on the things we do. Our course of actions must have a positive outcome for it to be considered “good” ones. Let's say we do something that we think is right, but when results start showing we realise the opposite thing; a negative outcome.
