Answer and explanation:
Proctor stops himself then changes his mind about not confessing because he wishes to save his life in order for him to enjoy life with his family and wants to see his kids growing up. In addition to this, he wants his kids to grow up at least with one living parent at their side since his wife had been exectued under Death Penalty before.
Answer:
for me its the notes but you pick which one works best for you
Explanation:
Write your notes and read them for about 10 min every day before the test.
Read books about what your learning.
IF your learning about hamelton then watch the musicel
even if you not learning about it still watch the musical just not while your studing.
get parnets or friends to quize you.
Answer:
Max probably sleeps poorly
Explanation:
Tanisa loosing control over her own schedule shows Max gives a little of problems,like crying.
This is usually associated with children who sleeps poorly.
As per standard a baby spent most of their time sleeping and that ought not to have plunged Tanisha into a negative mood.
Answer:
The idea of a simple machine originated with the Greek philosopher Archimedes around the 3rd century BC, who studied the Archimedean simple machines: lever, pulley, and screw. He discovered the principle of mechanical advantage in the lever.
Explanation:
Answer:
The <em>residential schools</em> were part of the Canadian Indian residential school system. They were created in the end of 19th century with a clear goal of <em>forcibly assimilating children of indigenous people into the dominant Canadian culture</em>. As a result of this system, more than 150,000 (about 30 percent) of First Nations children were separated from their families and placed into such schools. Thousands of families were left traumatized. Remarkable, but the last residential school was closed only in 1996.
As with many <u>atrocities conducted by the government against their own people, establishment of the Truth and Reconciliation Commissions</u> is one of the effective ways to compensate the families of the sufferers. For example, it was successfully done in South Africa to reconcile the country after Apartheid.
In Canada, <u>Truth and Reconciliation Commission</u> was operating between 2008 and 2015 specifically with the goal of funding and documenting the historical truth about Residential Schools and their place in the Canadian history. It also provided the safe environment in which victims could share their stories.
Operation of TRCs is often combined with <u>financial compensations</u>, as it is also has been done in Canada. Meanwhile, in addition to psychological healing, <u>institutional changes are necessary to deal with negative outcome of colonialism on the whole</u>.
