The words of Thomas Paine in the phamplet <em>American Crisis </em>were enough to keep the revolution going and muster the troops under George Washington's command in 1776. In 1777, when they were suffering heavy losses due to the winter at Valley Forge, it was loyalty to the Patriot cause and to George Washington while training and doing drills that kept the troops busy and allowed for them to leave Valley Forge in 1778 more disciplined and spirited.
Answer:
Supremacy Clause
Explanation:
There are 3 clauses in Article 6. The most famous one or the second is known as the "supremacy clause" and basically sets the Constitution as something neither the states nor the federal government can void under any circumstances.
Answer: Actus Reus
Explanation: Actus reus is a Latin term for "guilty act".
It was coined form a principle stated by Edward Coke "<em>actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea" </em>which means "an act does not make a person guilty unless their mind is also guilty".
It is a criminal act that is characterized by a voluntary body movement. It is any physical activity that causes harm to others or destruction of properties.
In this case, Rashaad killed his wife and friend by an act of commission also called actus reus because for an actus reus to be committed there has to have been an act.
Answer:
1.Positive Reinforcement, 2.Negative Reinforcement, 3.Foot in the door phenomenon, 4.Conformity, and 5. Obedience
Explanation:
POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT- for completing the time studying their language, a reward is given such as a day at the lake.
NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT- taking something away that they don't want, example if they study, they don't have to clean.
FOOT IN THE DOOR PHENOMENON: This slowly increases amount of studying (Start with one hour, build to five hours).
CONFORMITY: This involves putting individuals who hates studying with a group of people who study.
OBEDIENCE: for example, Counselors are in charge and they enforce studying
They go in order.
1 goes with the Food and Drug Administration
2 goes with the Federal Trade Commission
3 goes with the Fair Credit Reporting Act
