Answer:
pluralism
Explanation:
pluralism accommodates all interests and convictions, and believes that same should be free to compete for influence in government, resulting in healthy democratic compromise and balance.
As far as we know, those would be the Vikings: we know for sure that there was a Viking visiting Northern part of the continent in 11th century.
But we cannot exclude the possibility that there was something before too...
Answer:
Situations are interpreted as a crisis.
Explanation:
Informational influence refers to the information or arguments we receive by a group that changes our attitudes, beliefs, or behavior. This usually happens because we believe that the other members have accurate information and therefore we follow their lead.
In this example, the troops were frightened and confused about whether people in the village were enemies or not. Some of them reported they didn't know if the rifle sounds came from enemy guns or from their own troops.
So, basically, none of them were sure about what was going on but still they began setting fire to huts and shooting people (who weren't enemies).
<u>None of them had accurate information about what was going on and technically they didn't have anyone to follow,</u> but still they believed that the rest of the troops knew what they were doing and, since it was a life-death situation, the phenomenon of informational influence occured since the situation they were in was seen as a crisis.
Answer:
I am guessing more land equals more success. When I say that I mean when you had more land that is how much you conquered and that represents/ symbolizes how powerful you were as a person.
Explanation:
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The correct answer is known as "Normative Social Influence."
Normative Social Influence is a classification of a influence wherein it leads to conformity or agreement from a social peer to one's self, in short terms it can be called as "fitting-in". Based on the situation given, Joyce dummy's down just so she could fit in with her peers, which is the definition of Normative Social Influence.
