WEB Du Bois was an influential African-American scholar who became famous for his Pan-African beliefs and his founding of the NAACP.
Du Bois was influential in the development of much of the thinking around how African-Americans should be educated and behave during the early 20th century.
Your answer would be overprovision I believe
<span>Under the articles of confederation, state's governments had the most control over dealing with policy issues.</span>
The correct option is:
To reduce liberty
Explanation:
Thomas Hobbes explained that people make social contracts, create laws and ordinances because they understand that an exact and stable society is better to one in the "state of nature." As Hobbes thought of it, the state of nature was a state in which all people are constantly at war with one another, owing to the flaws of human nature and the deficiency of any authority characters.
Answer:
(1).Online audiences have more sources of distraction than do in-person audiences.
(2). Online speakers should dress casually because the audience is not physically present.
Explanation:
PLEASE TAKE NOTE:
For option (1) that is ''Online audiences have more sources of distraction than do in-person audiences". THIS IS THE (ONLY) ANSWER IF WE ARE TO CHOOSE ONLY ONE OPTION.
BUT if we are to choose more than one answers OPTION (1) AND (2) ARE THE BEST TWO ANSWERS TO THE QUESTION.
REASON:
(1).Online audiences have more sources of distraction than do in-person audiences: It is so easy for the Audience to get distracted by their phones or people knocking on their doors and many more. It is not easy to keep decorum.
(2). Online speakers should dress casually because the audience is not physically present : it is okay if an online speaker dresses casually but it will better if an online speaker dresses professionally as the audience will take them more seriously.
=> So, like I said earlier; if we are to choose only one option, the best option you have to choose is "Online audiences have more sources of distraction than do in-person audiences".
