Explanation:
In 1919, not a lot of countries were developed, but the british had a developed society and weapons, so they slaved and colonized a lot of countries and people
Ahh this was a historic moment which determined the lives of the entire world both US and Russia had enough nuclear missiles and bombs to create a nuclear winter
(the reaction from the bombs would be so intense that it would create a layer to thick for sunlight to come through making it could however his is just a theory.
Basically the president sent US naval ships directly to the Russian ships (so close some US crew members claim could see the faces of Russian crew members) and The president basically said back off OR ELSE then the Russians basically said MAKE ME and finally days after the Russian ships retreated. This was the biggest chance of nuclear warfare that ever happened almost all schools closed or had lock downs each day in case of a missile actually being launched
There was rumors of a missile being launched at my history teaches school when she was a kid and they had to hide under there desks or sit face down next to their locker and she later found out this was so they could identify dead bodies if a missile was actually launched
so long story short SUPER CLOSE!!!!!!!!!!
Answer:
the bystander effect.
Explanation:
The bystander effect: The term bystander effect is also referred to as bystander apathy or bystander intervention. This is one of the psychological phenomenon which explains that an individual has got the least tendency of helping the other person in an emergency when there are other person present in the given situation competitively when the individual is alone.
Hence, in an emergency, the observers are more likely to intervene if there are no other witnesses present at the moment.
In the question above, Mrs. Blake's experience best illustrates the bystander effect.
Answer: <em>Option (A) is correct.</em>
The Emergency Support Function coordinator inspects the readiness activities for the Emergency Support Function and regulate with the primary and support agencies.
The Emergency Support Function coordinator is responsible for:
(a.) Maintaining contact with Emergency Support Function primary and support agencies via calls, training activities, and exercises.
(b.) Monitoring the Emergency Support Function’s results in meeting the objectives of the core capabilities.
(c.) Ensures the Emergency Support Function is involved in relevant planning activities.
