Answer:
1. Confucius was influenced by
- being born into a poor family, born into a time of political turmoil, love of history.
2. Confucius believed
- concern for others is key to good life.
3. Confucius is remembered today for- the Analects of Confucius, a collection of wise sayings.
Explanation:
Confucius was a Chinese philosopher famous for his philosophy of Confucianism. He was also responsible for bringing the issue of education to the forefront in Chinese society, propagating the art of teaching as one important vocation.
1. Confucius was influenced by his family's fate of being left poor after the death of his father. He learned early on what life is for the poor, and also the political turmoil that covers the Chinese people. His love of historical facts, classical rituals, and the diverse ceremonies involved helped a lot in the development of his philosophy.
2. He believed that the key to living a good life is based on how one treats another person. This also became one of his most propagated philosophies of life- concern for others.
3. He is remembered today for his Analects, a collection of his sayings.
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When the psychologist elaborated on how productivity in that particular case has nothing to do with ratings, the interviewer interpreted it in a wrong manner and put it up as good researchers cannot make good teachers.
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- The meaning of what the psychologist said was not taken as it is by the interviewer and was rather twisted due to confusion.
- The interviewer interpreted exactly the opposite of what the psychologist said because he could not understand the use of words made by the psychologist in a different manner.
Answer:
The US recruited troops to fight in World War II.
Explanation:
The US were uninterested in World War II until the Japanese bombed the American fleet in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on December 7, 1941. This led them to enter into the war.
At this point in time the US began mass recruitment of troops to fight the war which led to the military growth and expansion of the United States.