Option C.
Explanation:
The Republic of Virtue, is the right answer.Answer:
The revolution that abolished the monarchy and destroyed the three estate structure in France is known as the French Revolution (1789). As the revolution reached its end in the year 1793-1794 it grew more radical under the supervision of Maximilien Robespierre, this period in the history of France is known as the Reign of Terror. The Reign of Terror began with a political theory, the Republic of Virtue, presented by Robespierre on 5th February 1794. This theory supported the use of terror to defend democracy. Following this theory, the attack on the Catholic Church, new regulations on marriage and divorce, and terror as a deliberative state policy became part of the French Revolution.
The correct answer is D) “Code switching”
Code switching is the process by which someone changes his/her language, dialect or register based on the context or setting. In this case for example, the student is adapting her register when speaking to the professor as the social context is different. When talking to her friend she uses an informal register and when speaking to the teacher she uses an informal register.
The abstract and concrete language options are not related to the change of language or register so they do not apply to the example. As regards polarization, it occurs when two or more groups are divided for having contrasting ideas.
<span>Charles II.
The easy way to remember this is that both James I and Charles I came before the Civil War, and Charles II and James II came after the Civil War and before the Glorious Revolution.</span>
Answer:
Outstanding, Issued, Authorized
Explanation:
The correct order from the smallest number of shares to the largest number of shares is Outstanding, Issued, Authorized. These all refer to shares in a company that have been sold publicly. Each of which refer to a different option. "outstanding" refers to shares that have been sold to the public. "issued" refers to shares that have already been sold. "authorized" refers to the maximum shares that the corporate charter can sell.
