It depends on where they come from. However, I am sure you are talking about the hired German soldiers, which were known as Hessians. Hessians were well-trained, highly-experienced German soldiers that were hired to fight against the colonists during the American War of Independence.
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The correct answer is He peeks at the answers of his classmate during a spelling quiz.
Explanation: Initiative / guilt - between 3 and 6 years
The child must already be able to distinguish between what he can do and what he cannot do. This stage marks the possibility of taking initiatives without acquiring the feeling of guilt: the child experiences different roles in group play, imitates adults, is aware of being “other” than “others”, of individuality. The child should be encouraged to be what he or she imagines to be without feeling guilty.
The decade 1920-30 or the year 1920 itself came as a very important one, in the lives of women. The 19th Amendment to the Constitution guaranteed women their right to vote, after a century long struggle for the same.
All this while, the suffragettes were fighting for the rights of women to vote. They believed that women and men were not the same rather different. Also with World War I going around, the requirement of more and more people on the field of work.
That is why women were seen in jobs outside the households, now. Also, their was still this thing that even though white women were allowed to vote black ones still had to fight. Still overall 1920s did benefit the women overall.
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It is called "differential association".
Differential association<span> is a hypothesis created by Edwin Sutherland
suggesting that through communication with others, people take in the
qualities, states of mind, methods, and intentions in criminal conduct. The differential
association hypothesis is the
most discussed of the learning theories of deviance. The hypothesis depends on
the possibility that lawbreakers carry out wrongdoings in view of their
relationship with other individuals.</span>
