Jerusalem is the city that was described in the above statement.
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
Jerusalem is a city which is in Israel in today's date and is the capital of Israel. This city is considered to be one of the most religious place of the world and is a place for three religions mainly : Judaism, Christianity and Islam. This city has religious sites of all these three religions like the Dome of the rock, the wailing wall and a holy church.
The correct answer is D. Take an oath of loyalty to the United States.
Explanation:
Naturalization is a process foreign people can complete to acquire the citizenship of a country, which allows them to have the same rights and protections of those who are born in that country. In the case of the U.S., this process requires multiple steps but the general last step in the process is to take the oath of loyalty or oath of Allegiance, which means the individual has been accepted to be a new citizen and he/she needs to the declare loyalty to the U.S. government and Constitution, as well as, acceptance of obligations as a citizen. According to this, option D is correct.
D, all of the above. The scientific method goes through the process of making a hypothesis, testing it, and reviewing the results. It goes through a full lab report.
Answer:
Social learning
Explanation:
In psychology, social learning theory is a theory that was first proposed by Albert Bandura according to which we learn by observing and imitating other people. Also it focuses on the role of models and how our behavior is influenced by these "models" which give us patterns of behavior in specific situation.
This theory places a lot of importance on the social environment of the child in order for him/her to learn new behaviors.
In this example, Kyla imitates her mother wrapping presents and then she is praised and given holiday cookies. We can see that <u>Kyla is imitating a model (her mom) and the behavior her mom is doing, then, the social environment rewards her with cookies for this behavior.</u> Thus, we can say that Kyla's learning of gender-linked behaviors is best explained by the social learning theory.
