1) What is a commemoration???
= A commemoration is a celebration of someone or something, usually in the form of a ceremony.
2) Why is it so important?
= Commemoration is one tool to help to restore visibility to the Indigenous past, present and future of the land, creating a greater sense of place and belonging, and sparking dialogue about the legacy of colonialism, and a shared path forward.
3. List five ways a person can be commemorated.
= A person can be commemorated by following ways:
- Buy A Poppy
- Thank A Veteran.
- Decorate with Flags
- Participate in our National Moment of Remembrance.
- Attend A Ceremony
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation or most commonly referred to as CPR is administered as an emergency procedure and combines chest compression for artificial ventilation. Those who received this before the arrival of the emergency personnel are more likely to survive. Thus, the answer is the second choice.
Answer:
Baby Henry's mother has given him a cup of juice with a straw from which to drink. Henry becomes frustrated when the juice does not come through the straw, so he removes it in order to suck the juice directly from the cup. In Jean Piaget's framework, Henry is demonstrating: means-end behavior
Explanation:
Answer:
a) Unity of Effort
Explanation:
These challenges are best met when all capabilities are integrated and synchronized to achieve Unity of Effort. This refers to the state of harmonizing the different efforts among various sections or departments in order to work towards a similar objective, thus reducing the duplication of effort from those departments working on different objectives which will eventually lead to the common objective.
5 is the best anwser because of the person being religious in acient china
