<span>These are a string of laws that were passed by numerous Midwestern
states such as Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois during
the late 1860s to the early 1870s. This
was endorsed by a group of farmers known as the National Grange of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry whose objective was the regulation of the increasing
prices of railroad and grain elevator companies in the aftermath of the Civil
War. The outcome of the Granger Laws was different from state to state but had
the same goal of making the price of railroad rates to favor small country
farmers.</span>
Explanation:
A team or a group takes time to perform and cooperate well, it does not do so from the time it is formed. The members of the group work together helping and supporting each other to achieve the common goal.
Researcher, Bruce Tuckman layed down five stages of group development process. They are:
- Forming stage or orientation.
- Storming Stage or power struggle.
- Norming Stage or Cooperation and Integration
- Performing Stage or Synergy
- Adjourning Stage or closure
The main focus during the working phase of the group therapy is to encourage and teach problem solving skills to facilitate behavioral changes.
<span>Aerobics is freestyle or free form of exercise in adults life. Basic steps are like normal dance step and it is easy to do whenever we are getting free time. Abdomen and waist reducing and controlling fat are major reasons for doing aerobics regularly. Swing arms, rotate hands, swing leg front-back are very famous and helpful to shape our body.</span>
The correct answer is A. luxuries
There are two categories, needs and wants. Needs are essential items that we need to survive. Wants are things that we want and are often called luxuries. You don't need them to live but you want to have them and it's useful sometimes to have them.
The answer would be letter C. The branch of ethical theory that considers the origin and meaning of ethical principles is known as Meta ethics. Meta ethics is one of the four branches of ethics and the rest are descriptive ethics, normative ethics, and applied ethics.
