I assume you mean Mahatma (there were also other relevant Gandhis: Indira, Sonia)
Some important events in his life were:
-his time in Jail in South Africa, which made him sensitive to racism
-his involvement in the Boar War when he was an ambulance driver
-1920 Gandhi took leadership of the Indian Congress Party
-his non-cooperation movement starting in 1921
-Indian independence in 1947
Empathizing with customer
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Good luck!
Answer:
ought; shame
Explanation:
Higgins s (1989) self-discrepancy theory suggests that we each have an actual self, an ought self, and an ideal self. According to Higgins, discrepancies between the <u>ought</u> self and the actual self often lead to low self-esteem and feelings of <u>shame</u>.
According to Higgins, the ought self is who an individual believes he/she should be, what he/she should have achieved, while the actual self is who the individual has actually become, a large gap between ought self and actual self can lead to a feeling of disappointment, and then shame.
Answer: Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
Explanation:
The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut is considered to be the first written constitution in the Colonies. Connecticut was established by people who did not like the strict policies that were adopted by the Puritans of Massachusetts and so sought to have a colony that gave larger freedoms to is inhabitants.
Two years after the colony of Connecticut was established in 1636, free men from 3 towns of the colony signed the orders which gave more voting rights to the people than in Massachusetts, created an election cycle, allowed people to be able to run for office, and set term limits.