Answer:
the answer to the question is a
This is an example of degradation ceremony.
The group has gathered to decide what they want to do with the individual. They decide that he or she is not worthy of being a member anymore, which means that they are degrading his rank within the group (or in this case, expelling him or her).
The term was coined by sociologist Harold Garfinkel in 1956 in his essay <span>"Conditions of Successful Degradation Ceremonies."</span>
The very first known group were the pelasgians
Answer:
eight amendment.
Explanation:
excessive bail. the judge doesn't have to grant bail if the person is a flight risk or a danger to the community
Bill had a grandfather. He loved him so much, he would sacrifice his life for him. It was very cold outside so bill had stood with his grandfather by the fireplace. The only one that Bill had was his grandfather and he would take care of him everyday. His grandfather was old and grey, all he could do was lay down and rest. But Bill would not quit. He would not quit taking care of his grandfather. He was the only one with no rest. He got up everyday at four in the morning for his grandfather. Sometimes three in the morning. It was a very tiring job for others, but not for Bill. He did not care if he was old, grey, weak, all he cared about is that his grandfather helped him through tough times and loved him to pieces. All Bill could think about was taking care of him. He did not go to work, Bill had to get a car to go to work. If Bill did get a job, Bill would have to walk, and he would be the one weak. So, he decided to not work and take care of his grandfather. They live off of the grandfather's retirement money. Bill's grandfather got weaker and weaker. And if his grandfather dies, Bill would have to walk to work everyday. After a month, Bill was at the fireplace with his grandfather. Suddenly, his grandfather felt bad pains in the chest, he felt tired, and he couldn't walk. Bill had to realize that it was the end for his grandfather. When Bill's grandfather died, he was all alone and had to work. He often couldn't take it. But one thing Bill remembers, "always stay strong." his grandfather said when he died.
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