Answer:c.inner control
Explanation:
Internal control refers to how a person is personally able to control themselves and determine what is wrong and what is right not only because they have been told so but because they internally believe so too. This makes it easier for a person to regulate their own behavior and follow acceptable social norms.
We can see this in Susie she has refused invitations to attend underage drinking parties. This is an internal control because she is in college and her parents are not there to tell her what not to do but still she is able to say no to what she believes is wrong for her to do.
Answer:
hearsay
Explanation:
According to my research on federal law investigations, I can say that based on the information provided within the question most federal courts assume that the records contain hearsay. This term means that the evidence contains unofficial information acquired from another and not part someone's direct knowledge. This is usually inadmissible in court unless proven that it was obtained legally.
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Answer: check explanation
Explanation:
In the nineteenth century, there was an era of rapid economic growth. During the century, America wages were actually more than there counterparts in Europe which causes a lot of European immigrants.
There was a wage growth of 60 percent between 1860 and 1890 because of the 'industrialization boom''. Because of this, many people migrated from Europe into United States of America which caused abject poverty and inequality.
In the nineteenth century, Railroads were the major industry followed by mining and manufacturing industries.
Many black, Irish, and Swedish adult women worked as servants. Although, in light industries, women were hired to work there too. The trust in government then, was extremely low.
I think the the phrase you are looking for is "ask questions".
These questions can take the form of a research question or a hypothesis (which is not a question but rather a claim that can be tested).
