The Huguenot refugees who left France were generally merchants, artisans, craftsmen, weavers or were skilled in specific trades. Many were well-educated, and some were able to establish new roles as entrepreneurs or professionals where they settled.
Answer:
e. Inductive
Explanation:
Inductive research, inductive method, inductive reasoning or simply induction, is a type of research or argument used in various areas of knowledge. This method is intended to reach a conclusion. As such, it is widely used in the sciences in which it starts from true premises to arrive at conclusions that may or may not be true. In this sense, the induction adds new information to the assumptions that were previously given.
An example of inductive research is Erickson's research, shown in the above question, where he took true information (through interviews with residents) to come to a true conclusion that the damage to social ties in the community caused by the flood was so destructive. regarding physical damage to the community.
Answer:
Because most of them already pay their debts. Only a couple states left haven't did it.
Explanation:
At that time, the southern saw this gesture as the central's government way to assert more control to their states.
When the government pay their debts, they assumed that the central government somehow will increase their taxes as a form of repayment. This make the states who already paid their debt felt that the government use them to pay off the debt of the states who haven't pay.
Answer:
e.monopolizing
Explanation:
Monopolizing in conversation is the act of focusing conversation on oneself rather than listening to other person in the conversation. In other words, it is the behavior where one takes over the conversation giving importance to oneself and not listening or giving a chance to others.
In the context, Jim monopolizes the conversation between him and Dinesh by focusing on his problems which he faces with his girlfriend and not listening to what Dinesh have to tell him.
Thus the correct option is (e).
