In the lines 4, 18, 32, 48 and 61 Tecumseh uses the term " Brother"; he refers Tenskwatawa as his brother.
Explanation:
He and his brother worked together to unify native Americans to struggle against the colonists as they expand towards westward.
Tecumseh and his brother started a campaign to persuade the Indians of the old northwest and deep south to unite and resist. They both tried a lot to unite Indian tribes against the white settlement.
Tecumseh along with his brother fought for the unity among the Americans and so that he uses the term " Brother".
This is what is called the
conditional positive regard. It is the opposite of the unconditional positive
regard and it means acknowledgment under certain condition. It can be both
positive and negative. Positive when nurtures growth and negative when for example
child comes out as homosexual and his parents start encouraging him to seek medical
help unless the their child wants them to stop providing positive regard.
I might be able to help!! i just need to know what time period or dynasty
Collectivism is the correct answer.
Displays of polite humility is very common among those who value collectivism. In a collectivist culture, such as Brazil, Japan and India, the emphasis is on the needs and goals of the group as a whole and not on the individual alone. Differently from what is usually seen in individualistic cultures, people from collectivist cultures are very supportive, humble, and afraid of being rejected.
Baron de Montesquieu:
- Born in France
- Basis of Ideals formed Branches of Government
- Separation of govt. powers
- Checks and Balances; One part of the govt. should stop the other.
- Defended equality
- Believed all things were made up of rules/laws that are not to be changed
Cesare Beccaria:
- Born in Italy
- Basis of Ideals in 8th amendment; Prisoner's rights.
- Promoted criminal justice
- Against torture and Capital punishiment
- Punishments should be for deterrence not vengeance
- Trials should be fair
- Cruel and unusual punishments should be abolished
Both:
- Influential Enlightenment thinkers
- worked with govt.
