Answer: John Steinbeck born 1902 was an American author that also won the Nobel prize for his realistic and imaginative writings.
He wrote lots of books and in one of his books, he described Migrants as dangerous new barbarians. This was during the great depression. What he meant by this text is that, a hungry migrant is hungry. But a migrant whose kids are hungry can be dangerous because this individual can go to any length to feed their kids. This indicates an action or behaviour that benefits another or others at some cost to the performer.
I believe the answer is: <span> early learning experiences and reinforcement history.
According to skinner, the level of aggressiveness that people show is a direct result of the accumulation of their past experience when they tried to get something what they want.
People tend to show higher level of aggressiveness if the people around them constantly cater to their needs and fulfill their wishes without giving them any challenge.</span>
Colonists had many reasons for leaving Europe and coming to the New World. Some only had a small area of farming land in Europe and expected to get bigger farms in America. Others were fed up with wars and rebellions that went on in Europe and made it unstable. They wanted peace and a quiet life. Another group thought it was easy to make money and get rich quickly in America. Farmers in the south saw a chance to earn a lot by growing and selling tobacco.
But most people came for religious reasons. Many European kings and queens forced their people to have the same religion that they had. Most settlers came to America because they wanted religious freedom.
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