Answer:
c. Schools must allow all extracurricular organizations to use their facilities, including religious groups so they are allowed.
Explanation:
Bible studies within a school are considered extracurricular activities and should not be confused with the Church's interference in state affairs. This applies not only to Christian Bible studies, but to any religious activity (of any religion) promoted by students at school. With that we can conclude that schools must allow all extracurricular organizations to use their facilities, including religious groups so they are allowed.
Answer:
Gene is taking a Piagetian approach, while Fred is a proponent of the behaviorist approach.
Explanation:
Piaget's approach and studies centers on the fact that a child goes trough certain <em>cognitive stages,</em> in which a development occurs. These are:
- Sensorimotor Stage.
- Preoperational Stage.
- Concrete Operational Stage.
- Formal Operational Stage.
Meanwhile, a behaviorist approach centers on the fact that what matters is <em>what we can see</em> which is the behavior, instead of only creating speculation about the mind since it is <em>not tangible. </em>
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The Fertile Crescent was where ancient civilizations in places like Mesopotamia by the Sumerians and other peoples conquered and created towns. This was mainly because of the rich, fertile, soil, that allowed lots of food surpluses along with riches and fortune. The soil allowed for good farming, so processing and creating food was also allowed.
The reason it was fertile was because of two rivers that surrounded the crescent: the Tigris and Euphrates river. Although some argue the Euphrates is more impactful, they both often flooded and their waters kept the soil suitable for farming.
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Answer:
its the third one..........
Explanation: