The Romans had trouble ruling Britain because it was so far away from Rome, and it was extremely uncivilized and the inhabitants brutal savages. They constantly fought each other in Bloody battles, were filthy and ragged, and completely barbaric. Many tribal peoples were kind, or civilized but the Saxons, the Angles and the Jutes were absolutely Barbaric. Being away from home and Roman comforts like bathhouses, running water, sewage systems, fine silks, slaves, and women that didn't smell like B.O. and actually combed their hair made it incredibly hard for soldiers to stay their, and greatly weakened moral. Also, the tribes were wild and unpredictable, and fought foreign rule tooth and nail.
The answer to this question is historical context, or to be more specific, cohort effects.
Historical context for midlife development are divided into two: social clock and cohort effects. Cohort effects are how changing times and different social expectations influence how group of people in the same generation move through the lifespan, while social clock is a timetable where an individual is expected to accomplish life stages, such as marriage and having children.
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I think its the first and last one please correct me if I'm wrong
The correct answer is they are not necessarily based on deprivation
Explanation: Psychological needs appear essential to psychological well-being, as long as their satisfaction is regulated, thus assuming that their inadequate regulation seems to promote psychological malaise.
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C. Centrifugal force causes her to move in a circular path.
Explanation:
In the case when the occupant that inside a rotating space and it feels that she is pulled by a gravity i.e. artificial so here the following statements are true
a. The floor shows there is a centripetal force so that she move in a circular path
b. At each and every moment the tendency of her would be moved in a straight line path
c. The floor would be intercepted the path and it would be pressed when it would be opposite to her feet
So the remaining statement would be considered as a false
