Who were the two immigrants arrested for their participation in a robbery in which a security guard was killed whose case became
a cause célèbre? Group of answer choices Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti Enrico Caruso and Andre Siegfried Reinhold Niebuhr and Stewart Poyntz Stanton Blanche and Jacob Abrams
The correct answer is A) Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti.
The two immigrants arrested for their participation in a robbery in which a security guard was killed whose case became a cause célèbre were Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti.
In a time where persecution of Communists and anarchists was part of the United States, these two Italian immigrants were considered anarchists. They were accused of robbery of a shoe store in Massachusetts where a security guard was killed during the incident. The police arrested both men who, unfortunately for them, were carrying guns. Although there was not enough evidence for a sentence, in August 1927 they were executed, creating so much controversy for this decision in the years to follow.
Answer: The following behavior is consistent with the drive theory of motivation:
c. eating an apple when hungry
Explanation: The Drive Theory of Motivations puts forth one being innately driven to an action to meet an internal need. Hunger is an innate internal need; a primary drive which is key to survival.
(B) Programs that ask questions of viewers, such as Blue’s Clues and Dora the Explorer, tend to confuse preschoolers and actually slow vocabulary growth
