Answer: Throwing someone into the tracks of an out of control trolley to stop it from running over five people would be wrong because it would require intentionally harming one person to save five. On the other hand, diverting the runaway trolley onto a path where one person will be killed, instead of five, would be admissible, as we may foresee that one death as an unintantional side effect.
Explanation:
The Doctrine of Double Effect, developed by St. Thomas Aquinas, allows us to better understand why we find it unacceptable to push a man onto the tracks: the good result must be a consequence of the action taken, not of the bad effect, so pulling the switch is better than pushing the man onto the tracks.
Answer:
1.gives proper credit to the authors of words or ideas
2. allows the people who are reading your paper locate the sources
3. to show your reader you have done the proper research by listing sources
Answer:
Option: E. détente
Explanation:
Détente term used to erase tension in a relationship, especially in politics. The word comes under diplomacy arose in 1912 when Germany and France tried to overcome their anxiety. The tension reduced by having several verbal communication between the two countries. During the Cold War, the detente method used to reduce the tension between the nations, including the United States and the Soviet Union. In 1972, American President Richard Nixon visited Moscow to meet the secretary-general, Leonid I. Brezhnev.
Abby Sunderland demonstrated perseverance because her boat got lost, and she found a way to get communication. She was very brave.
Answer:The American settlers, well at least some of them, seemed to search for any reason as to why the Native Americans could be perceived as a threat. The "Indian Ghost Dance" was a religious movement that the Indians use to spread hope, even though their situation was dismal. The U.S. Army misinterpreted this dance as a WAR DANCE, an assumption which led to the battles of "Wounded Knee" and the "Massacre of Sioux".
