Answer:
Using school achievement as an escape from the stress of home.
Explanation:
As per the given description, the major cause behind Alisha's score remaining high despite the problems at her home is that she had been most likely 'using school achievement as a kind of escape from the stress of her home'. The school's performance and activities turned out to be a stress-buster for her that relieved her as well as kept her motivated to perform effectively and achieve her desired goal. However, <u>the situation at home inculcated a lot of pressure and stress to her yet the activities at school did not let her productivity go down and acted as an escape for her to overcome the stressful situations of her home</u>.
The judicial branch checks the powers of the executive branch by overseeing the laws and checking the executive branches actions this way. The judicial branch is appointed by the executive branch for life and is therefore no longer under the control of the executive branch after appointment. The courts can then check the actions of the executive branch through judicial review to determine if their actions are constitutional or not. Therefore, the judicial branch has the ability to check the executive by upholding the American Constitution.
Answer: 1. Q.
Across 2: country that invited the U.S. pingpong team for a visit
china
2.Q.
Across 3: Soviet satellite (Look in the article "At Home During the Cold War")
Sputnik
3. Multiple-choice
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Across 4: Wisconsin senator who accused Americans of being communists (Look in the article "Key Players and Events in the Cold War")
answer choices
Eisenhower
Truman
McCarthy
4. Multiple-choice
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Across 7: a military alliance between the U.S., Great Britain, Canada, and western European nations (Look in the article "Key Players and Events in the Cold War")
answer choices
NATO
ESPN
NASA
5. Multiple-choice
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Across 8: people who were forced to leave Cuban because of their political beliefs (Look in the article "Key Players and Events in the Cold War")
answer choices
exiles
communists
slaves
6. Multiple-choice
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Across 9: popular name for the imaginary line dividing Europe into communist and non-communist countries: Iron ____________ (Look in the article "Bundle Up")
answer choices
wall
border
curtain
7. Multiple-choice
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Down 1: Soviet leader who had missile sites built in Cuba (Look in the article "Key Players and Events in the Cold War")
answer choices
Khrushchev
Stalin
Kennedy
8. Multiple-choice
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Down 5: The Berlin ____________________ dropped food, fuel, and supplies by plane to West Berlin citizens (Look in the article "Key Players and Events in the Cold War")
answer choices
dropping
airlift
assistance
9. Multiple-choice
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Down 6: program designed to help rebuild Europe after WW2: the ____________________ Plan (Look in the article "Key Players and Events in the Cold War")
answer choices
Truman
Kennedy
Marshall
10. Multiple-choice
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Down 9: the struggle between the U.S. and the Soviet Union over the spread of communism: the ______ War (Look in the article "Bundle Up")
answer choices
Warm
Cold
Explanation:
The answer is "true".
Cultural assimilation refers to the procedure in which a minority gathering or culture takes after those of a predominant gathering. The term is utilized to allude to the two people and gatherings; a scope of social gatherings, including ethnic minorities, foreigners, indigenous people groups, and other minimized gatherings, for example, sexual minorities who adjust to being socially overwhelmed by another societal gathering.
