By 1926, women were given the right to vote and were able to do more things before they were discriminated.
Answer:
subsistence farming, slash and burn, nomadic herding
Answer: Yes, the rights are more beneficial to criminals at large.
Explanation:
The fourth amendment provides criminal with the right to security of property that prevents unreasonable searches and seizures.
The fifth amendment grants the right of a defendant to refrain from testifying against his/herself.
The sixth grants the defendant a right to assistance of counsel for his defense.
The seventh amendment centers on right to a jury trial and prevents court from overturning a jury's finding of fact.
The Eighth amendment centers on avoidance of cruel and unusual punishment.
All these are extensive protection of rights of individuals accused of a crime.
Answer:
<u>Halo effect</u>
Explanation:
Halo effect also called personality physical attractive stereotype. A person becomes biased whatever is beautiful is good.in this distortion people rate a person at their physical attractiveness. The person higher rated at most beautiful and rate less when seeing less attractive. The halo effect is more used at the level of global impact as the personality of a person or for some specific traits. It is cognitive bias in which we become impressed by a person's whole personality as to how he/she feels or thinks about her/his character. It works on a theme first impression is the last impression.