Based on the sentence above, the research that studies about
the relationship of both identity and intimacy will likely provide a support in
regards of the idea that individuals are likely to follow certain path,
particularly, their own path as identity and intimacy is a way of finding out
what one is or what he or she would likely lead his or her life.
Answer:
Option b=> if Socrates is executed, then it will cause harm to his family and friends.
Explanation:
The question above wants to test us on what happened, that is the conversation between Socrates (who is being condemned to be executed) and his friend -- Crito.
Crito asked Socrates to escape prison because to him(Crito) public opinion matters. Crito gave Socrates several reasons to escape the prison and they are;
(1). If Socrates won't escape, he(Crito) will loose a dear friend.
(2). If Socrates won't escape, he(Crito) would be accused of not being able to help his friend to get out of prison by the majority.
(3). If Socrates won't escape, Socrates won't be able to take care of his family and children.
Explanation:
The most destructive disease brought by Europeans was smallpox. The first well-documented smallpox epidemic happened in 1518. The Lakota Indians called the disease the running face sickness. Smallpox was lethal to many Native Americans, bringing sweeping epidemics and affecting the same tribes repeatedly.
Answer: D) The value of the dollar will depreciate and the value of the peso will appreciate.
Explanation:
Interest rates are directly related to the value of a currency because a higher interest attracts investors who would then demand more of the currency and push the value up.
With the Fed cutting interest rates, the dollar will depreciate in value by this logic. The Mexican Peso will appreciate because investors will demand more of it relative to the Dollar as their interest rates did not drop.
Answer: it would lengthen psoas major and iliacus.
Explanation: The psoas muscle is one of the most important muscles along the vertebral column. It is a long muscle firmly attached on either side of the vertebral column and the edge of the lesser pelvis. At its end, it combines with the iliacus muscle to form the iliopsoas muscle. Both muscles flex and laterally rotate the thigh and anteriorly tilt the pelvis at the hip joint so whenever there's a gentle rotation of the thigh at the hip joint, the two muscles become longer to allow flexibility of the joint.
Basically, the iliopsoas muscle is a large muscle made up of the iliacus and the psoas major which is found in the inner thigh and this is the muscle responsible for flexing the thigh at the hip joint.
