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Answer:
To achieve his purpose, Jackson encouraged Congress to adopt the Removal Act of 1830. The Act established a process whereby the President could grant land west of the Mississippi River to Indian tribes that agreed to give up their homelands.
As a judge, i would rule in favor if Bakilana
By confiscating her password and forcing her to work for long hours, Bakilana had cause intentional infliction of emotional distress toward kiwanuka.
Bakilana has intentionally inflicted emotional distress to Kiwanuka by taking extreme/outrageous conduct such as taking her passwords and mentally abuse Kiwanuka.
But, that's being said, Kiwanuka does not present any proof about her accusation. (recording or witnesses). If Kiwanuka provide them, as a judge I will rule in favour of her. But since there is still a reasonable doubt that the accusation is false, i would rule in favor of Bakilana.
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d.Classroom instruction is more effective than online instruction for teaching declarative knowledge.</h3>
Explanation:
Though online instruction have been proved as a reliable source of learning, there are some learning processes which may have better results if taught in the classrooms.
One such case is imparting declarative knowledge. Declarative Knowledge is essentially descriptive and conceptual information which describes a certain topic in a detailed manner.
It requires a lot of time and effort to impart declarative knowledge. Therefore, classroom instruction proves more effective than online instruction while imparting declarative knowledge.
Answer: All of the above.
Anomie thought as "normlessness" is a theory developed by Émile Durkheim is the withdrawal from usual social or ethical standards, norms and values that was previously accepted by the society.
Industrialization was the pioneer of both positive and negative effects in the society. One of the negative effect was anomie. Labour specialization lead to withdrawal which is a character of anomie. And all other options in the question.