Answer:
C) make split-second judgments about who people are and what social statuses they occupy based on their appearances.
Explanation:
Social status refers to the relative social position that is given to a person by other people in society. This status can be given because of real or imagined differences. Often times, when it's hard to determine what social status a person holds, we resort to social cues that we generally understand can give us that information. In our example, our social cue is that an upper class person will always wear expensive footwear, no matter what else that person might wear, but we don't know for certain if this true or not. <u>This is a clear example of how we often make judgments about other people about their social status, even if we lack accurate information.</u>
The Treaty of Fort Laramie
The word "kulak" is used to describe a particular class of Russian farmer during both the Tsarist days and the Soviet days. These farmers were fairly well-off and were used as examples of the power of farming.
Answer:
The United States should with sincerity and good faith adopt and pursue a conduct friendly and impartial toward the belligerent Powers.”
Explanation:
I looked it up.
