<u>To send Americans into space.</u>
The Project Mercury's aim was to send Americans astronauts into space. It was created in 1958, and a few months later, it selected the seven astronauts for the program, although one of them never made it to space because of a health problem: Deke Slayton.
The first astronaut to ever reach space was the American Allan Shepard, who made a suborbital flight, that is to say, he reached space and came right back down. Subsequently, astronaut Gus Grissom also went to space, and he was followed by John Glenn (who was the first who orbited Earth), Scott Carpenter, Wally Schirra, and Gordon Cooper (who spent 34 hours circling Earth).
The answer is affirmative action. In addition, it is a set of measures intended to remove unlawful discrimination between applicants, remedying the consequences of such preceding discernment, and prevent such discernment in the forthcoming. The aspirants may be looking for admission to an educational program or looking for professional career
Answer:
Adaptive behaviour.
Explanation:
Adaptive behaviour refers to the skill set (conceptual, social and practical) that allows an individual to affront daily life circumstances. That's why IDEA defines it like that.
Answer:
Parole board
Explanation:
The parole board is an administrative board that sees if an offender or prisoner should be freed from prison on parole after they have served part of their sentence. The board carries out a risk assessment on the prisoner to see if it is safe for them to be integrated back into the society or if they would pose a threat.
