Answer:
They were impregnated to produce babies with SS soldiers and the children raised in government buildings all over <em><u>Germany</u></em>. Later, they were adopted out to families.
Answer:
A) The city was vulnerable to attack.
Explanation:
Though i'm not 100% sure, it's downfall was it was attacked by Alexander the great, it's population being killed or taken.
- Option C can be eliminateed as the Phoenicians were widely known as great sailors.
- Option B can be as well because there's nothing documented from what i know that the city suffered affects by erosion, today it does but back then, no.
- Option D, i don't think i can say yes or no bc i'm unsure. But compared to this, option A is the much better choice because of it's actual downfall!
Answer:
1. True
2. Compression marks are left from an instrument which is pushed into a material capable which can pick up an impression.
Scraping marks are a result of a combination of pressure and sliding contact by the tool.
3. c) Marks of nails and pegs
Explanation:
Explanation:
1) These markings are specific, characteristic for a tool used. If they are examined under a microscope and the tool markings are compared to samples the object can be identified.
2) Compression marks can be found on shoes, tires and include bite mark and also impressions of a hammer on wood, to name a few.
Scraping marks result in microcopic striations to the surface upon which the tool was applied. Some examples include: screwdriver blade dragged accross a surface or a bullet scrape.
3) Apart from telling an investigator that a particular type of shoes was worn by a perpetrator, footwear can positively place the perpertrator at the scene of the crime. Each footwear is unique and the sole is different depending on the use and manner of walking. So, nails and pegs can idenitify a shoe.
Answer:
memory of material is better when we think deeply and connect new information with information we already have
Explanation:
When a person learns something this creates a set of connections of brain cells. If the thing that the person learnt is not used repeatedly then the memory is replaced by new memory.
Here, Dr. Quincy already has learnt what he had set out to there is nothing theoretical left to learn. When he learns something new he connects it to his past knowledge this helps to keep the memory of what he has learnt and at the same time learns new things.
Answer: False
Explanation: :) hope that helps