He was an Indian soldier who was heavily involved in the Indian Rebellion of 1857. He was viewed as a modern hero in India but the British saw him as only a traitor.
The school of ethical thought that advocates situational ethics, i.e., each behavior should be evaluated on its own merits, is the: <span>Utilitarian ethical principle
</span>Utilitarian ethical principle determine if a behavior is right or wrong solely based on the outcome of choosing one decision over other decision.
This thinking mechanism led to the advocation of seeing right or wrong based on the situation (situational ethics)
<span>The correct answer is identity management<span>.
Identity management refers to when you use verbal, and more indirect non-verbal techniques to shape how you are perceived by others. An example of identity management is your behavior when you attend a job interview. In this scenario, you will likely use communication strategies to make sure you comes across as competent, confident and intelligent to the interviewer. </span></span><span />
The agrarian revolution saw the rise of many New technology for the agricultural practices such as machineries and improved methods. This greatly improved the yields of agricultural produce in many countries where higher productivity can be achieved with lower manpower needs. Hence the needs for jobs and the increased agricultural produce led to the rise of industrial manufacturing and processing to process the agricultural produce for exports or domestic usage within the country, thus leading to the rise in industrial revolution