Answer:
B
Explanation:
uncle tom's cabin was a book written by someone who was against slavery and had witnessed it first-hand.
from background knowledge, i know that slaves did not have good lives, and the supporters of slavery were usually extremely cruel towards their slaves.
therefore, i have used the eliminating solution and the only possible answer here is B.
Answer:
A man accused of a crime in court, UNDER THE SIXTH AMENDMENT, has a right to: a speedy public trial; a lawyer whether appointed or bought by the defendant; an impartial jury; who the accusers are; know the charges brought against the accused; and the evidence found.
Explanation:
Under the Sixth Amendment of the United States Constitution, any man or woman accused of a crime has a right to: a speedy and public trial; a court appointed or self obtained counsel (lawyer); an impartial jury (one that holds no bias against the defendant); know who the accuser(s) are (also known as the prosecution); know the charges brought against the defendant; and to know the evidence found.
Because the enlightenment made people think and question what was going on around them..... and less ignorant. Hope this helped <3 !! i wrote it myself not google nw.
Answer:
External search
Explanation:
In marketing, the term external search is used to talk about the search a person does when he/she has no knowledge about a product (the product he/she is looking to buy) and therefore looks for information from <u>friends or family </u>(who might know more about the product), the <u>internet</u> (like forums about the product and buyers) and also from <u>marketing sources</u> (the brands or sales persons) in order to gain information and later make an informed decision.
In this example, Nathan wants a new computer and asks his friend and his family, searches the internet and visits Dell, Gateway and Apple websites. <u>We can see that Nathan has done the three kind of external searches: friends and family, internet and marketing sources</u>. Therefore, Nathan is conducting an external search information.
