I believe the answer is: D.<span>. openly known and easily stated by most citizens
According to Edward, these rules usually would be introduced by each members of the social group right before they become the member of that social group. Examples of such rules are the employee orientation that companies do for new recruits.</span>
Education, employment, healthcare, and economic independence.
Answer:
Because the self-announcement allows candidacy without the need for membership in a political party.
Explanation:
Political campaigns in electoral times are expensive and need a great deal of funding, which is done by political parties and by economic alliances that these parties have with institutions that can help pay the costs of the campaigns. For this reason, most candidates for political office need to join parties to launch their political campaigns.
However, it is possible that people with great economic power and a strong ability to pay for the costs of an election campaign, are candidates for political office without having to affiliate with parties. These people do this through self-announcement, which occurs when a citizen runs for political office without the concentration of a political party, and can set up the campaign however they want.
A) the later juveniles begin delinquent activity, the more likely they are to continue in crime
B) the incidence of arrest decelerates at age thirteen and is lowest at about age seventeen
C) status offenders typically specialize more than delinquents
D) delinquent careers are devoid of crime-free intervals
Answer:
The correct answer is the quilt and the jar of fruit.
Explanation:
"Trifles", is a play that was written by Susan Glaspell and it was acted for the first time in 1916. In essence, "Trifles" talks about the enormous differences between men and women, and particularly, the way that each sex sees the other and acts. It narrates the occurrences at the Wright household, where Mr. Wright has been found murdered and his wife is suspected of it. As the county attorney, the sheriff, Mr. Hale, and the wives of Hale and the sheriff, inspect the site, the male band and the female band separate and the first one finds no conclusive evidence on the case, while the women find all they need to know that their colleague, Mrs. Wright, was indeed the murderer. What they also find, are the symbols of what Mrs. Wright´s life turned out to be as a housewife, compared to when she was single, and the two most promiment symbols that show the incarceration of women and the pressure put on them by society as housewives are the quilt and jar of fruit, which represent the expectations that society had of women as housekeepers and homebuilders.
