The Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), formed in the 1960s, was known for its organized, nonviolent sit-ins to protest
B) Jim Crow laws.
This is most likely because they believe that said homeless people -in some way- forced themselves into their current position, and that they are not willing to work to get out of it. It may also be because they see no reason for them to be homeless and/or loitering on the streets because, especially in Canada, there are a multitude of shelters for them to go to, and therefore parents can find little sympathy for the beggars.
Answer:
Independent variables
Explanation:
The sentences shown in the question above are referring to the independent variables within an experiment.
An independent variable is one that is not changed by another variable, promotes changes and measurable results in the experiment, influences and causes effects in other variables and does not depend on any change.
An example of this can be seen in the "Analysis of the different amounts of sugar in the promotion of cavities". As you can see, the existence of caries is modified by the amount of sugar, which is not influenced by any other facts, therefore, the amount of sugar is the dependent variable.
Answer:
The correct response is "Research question".
Explanation:
- A research question constitutes 'several issues to be resolved' by a research study or projects.
- An integral aspect across both primary and secondary data collection is the option of such a research issue. The research will necessitate the gathering of data, as well as the technique for everything, which will vary considerably.
So John produced a topic for the study.
Egypt has always centered everything including farming and agriculture around it's prime location around the Nile River and the abundance of water it has always provided. As of late, the Nile River is becoming depleted over time because the northerly bordering Nation of Ethiopia has been building dams and impeding the flow. Potential war may erupt over this issue of water sharing. Actually quite interesting.
Basic answer though, near the Nile River.
