The tea act was made to "bail them out" of bankruptcy and they were one of the only company's ever to have canalizations
Answer:
<h2>Vulnerability, Risk </h2>
Explanation:
Vulnerability is a cyber security term it means that the system is open and prone to attack. Vulnerabilities are exploited by attackers to get unauthorised access to to a computer system. To attack vulnerability an attacker must have technique and tools that can connect to the vulnerability.
A risk is anything that can affect integrity, confidentiality or availability of data, unpatched operating system and misconfigured softwares are computer risks.
Answer:
(A) Affiliation
Explanation:
The affiliation need is a term that describes the human need for involvement and belonging to a social group such as friends, neighbors, co-workers, colleagues, and teammates.
Letter A is the correct answer.
Observational learning is the ability to learn by witnessing the behavior, emotions and attitudes of other people. This method of learning comes from Albert Bandura's social learning theory and it suggests that there are four conditions necessary for observing and modeling behavior, such as: attention, retention, reproduction, and motivation.
<h3><u>Number these events in the French and Indian war:</u></h3>
1] Prime Minister Pitt Sends British soldiers to North America
2] British capture Quebec
3] French defeated At Montreal
4] Treaty of Paris Signed
<h3><u>Explanation:</u></h3>
The event of Prime Minister Pitt sending British troops in great numbers to North America happened earliest in the series, around the year of late 1758 and early 1759. This leads into the event of the British capturing Quebec that occurred in the year of 1759.
This in turn, now leads to the events of the French being defeated in Montreal in the year of 1760. This all leads to the Treaty Of Paris being signed in the year 1763, was signed by the new King George III crowned after the fateful death of George II, of Great Britain with the representatives from United States of America on the day of September 3.
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