The American pre-civil war got very wide spread because people started protesting toward the government. Slavery was a big issue because the south slaves were not free but the other part of the state which is north america made slaves free. There was speeches that started to encourage slavery to stop because of the treatment of the slaves and that everyone should be equal throughout the country.
Answer:
False.
Explanation:
The study that Dr. Keyes wants to do is a study that uses two variables (pets and happiness). Dr. Keyes wishes to prove the cause and effect relationship between these two variables that prove that the greater the amount of pets (causes) people have, the greater the happiness of these people (effect). For this reason, we can say that Dr. Keyes is not doing a correlational study.
This is because, although the correlational study wishes to observe the relationship between two variables, this study cannot be applied to cause and effect relationships.
Err... can someone explain this to me too?
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
If what you are asking is to write the first lines of a traditional fairytale, but changing that traditional approach to something different, innovative, or funny, then we can help you with the following.
Instead of the trite, corny, old-fashion "Once upon a time, in a far, far place...." What about this:
Somebody says this happened in the Middle Ages, but who cares. Not me. The thing is that there are a couple of morals in this story that could make you think about your role in life.
This is a story about character and determination. No beautiful towns, no bords, farm animals in a cozy village next to a beautiful river on a shinny hill. No handsome prince, no attractive princess. Just crude and raw day-to-day issues of life that would make you think how fortunate you are to live in different times...
Answer:
Explanation:
Think about it for a moment. How many different plots can you think of for a novel?
My guess is not many.
Romance
Mystery
Horror
Religious
Historical Novels (Romance usually)
Can you think of more?
Occasionally you do get something original -- something that resembles no other novel (for example). I'm think of something like James Joyce's <em>Ulysses. </em> There are great novel's from the past, but they fit into some category or another. Ulysses does not I don't think. The other genres (like poetry - especially poetry) don't always fit into a category.