Answer: The cat is the Unconditioned Stimulus
Explanation:An Unconditioned stimulus is me that sparks or triggers an unconditioned response;
For example, the cat is the unconditioned stimulus for the dog's reaction which in turn is an unconditioned response to the cat. We can also say that an Unconditioned Stimulus is any stimulus that causes or triggers an unlearnt/Unconditioned response.Another example of Unconditioned stimulus is Hunger, and we respond to it by eating.
Answer:
Visual/spatial Learner
Explanation:
People who fall under the classification of visual/spatial learners, absorb, perceive, analyze and understand VISUAL information around them, and capture concepts with what their eyes picture.
These kind of learners take information the best when is written, modeled or diagrammed, through a visual media. And have good hand-eye coordination, and memorization of details.
Jesse designs and plays with machines, thus most likely follows and draws diagrams, plays with logic puzzles that need analyzing with the eyes, and he has an ease with maps, so Jesse is more a visual person than an auditory for example.
Answer:
Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)
Explanation:
The DMCA was passed in the year 1998 in the US and is considered a copyright law. However, it does not focus on copying issues mainly but is actually focused on copyright infringements and distribution of tools and software. The law covers all technological, digital and other services through which distribution and dissemination of copyrighted work can occur. This way it provides protection to those who are legally distributing copyrighted work and takes action against those who are illegally distributing copyrighted work. The law is basically focused on the implementation of the treaties signed with the World Intellectual Property Organization.
For new england colonies their activites are fishing, lumber and whaling
for middle colonies they depended on agriculture (mostly the production of wheat) shipping and trade
southern colonies trade and agriculture ( mostly tobacco and cotton)
