Answer: the correct answer is that rather than canceling each other, they were made to complement each other.
Explanation: Buddhism and Shinto, two ancient Asian religions, are both important parts of Japanese culture. One of the most interesting things about Japanese history is how these two religions, rather than canceling each other out or causing fights, were made to complement each other so that people could practice both without engaging their beliefs.
Answer:
Frustration-Agression Principle.
Explanation:
The Frustration-Agression principle can be understood as the theory that states that the subjective feeling of frustration often leads to individuals exhibiting aggresive behaviors.
Frustration is a feeling of irritation and potent annoyance when an external (or sometimes internal) event prevents the individual from achieving a certain goal.
Aggresion is a malicious act directed to another person or object.
In this particular case, Jorge is a pitcher that in the last inning gave up a home run. He then experienced frustration and afterwards he hit a batter with a fast ball (Agressive behavior).
Jorge's behavior illustrates: The Frustration-Agression principle.
One idea shared by the Mayflower Compact and the Declaration of Independence was that all men were equal. This was very important to the colonists' at the time, because they had mostly come to the United States due to religious persecution in England and were essentially not viewed as equal, since they were not given the same religious rights as the Protestants.
