The answer is A. Emotional Regulation.Children between two to six years old should learn a complex process that he/she involves modulating one’s state or character in a given certain situation, inhibiting, initiating – just like the personal experience of feeling the cognitive responses through thoughts – an emotion-related physiological response.
The Wollstonecraft consider a government that ignores the happiness of women defective because it fails to uphold the social contract and option A is correct regarding the question.
<h3>What were the beliefs of
Wollstonecraft?</h3>
Mary Wollstonecraft is a very renowned writer and author. she was known for her writings in "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman".
Wollstonecraft States that the men of the society does not consider the other half of the society as humans but they see them as women. They are not considered equal and men treats them as mistresses rather than loving them as wives.
Wollstonecraft also sees the government as defective which does not value the happiness of women in the society.
Therefore, the Wollstonecraft consider a government that ignores the happiness of women defective because it fails to uphold the social contract and option A is correct regarding the question.
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<span>No. This clause asserts and establishes the Constitution, the federal laws
No, they could not. The supremacy clause establishes the Constitution and the laws made in pursuance of the Constitution and the treaties made by the United States with the foreign nations; the name of this would be called "</span><span>the Supreme Law of the Land".</span>
I'm going to assume this is about the eventually-thirteen colonies, but ask if you need it for different English colonies. Essentially, religious groups like Quakers and Protestants were outnumbered and persecuted against in England so they went to America, where they in turn persecuted against those who where different from them with acts such as banishing. (example: mormons when "Manifest Destiny" began).
