Answer:
Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose's claim that what Atticus is doing is against the very ideal of a white man united with his own people and not acting against them. She is questioning why or how Atticus could go against his very upbringing, where his ancestors had been slave owners and masters.
Explanation:
Harper Lee's famous novel "To Kill A Mockingbird" revolves around the theme of racism and the racist attitude of the people of Maycomb, Alabama. The Finches, through which the writer reveals the plot and story are also part of this town but were different in their viewpoint and even approach.
The character of Mrs. Dubose is an ill tempered woman who lived near the Finches and would always find one thing or another to grumble about. In chapter 11, she is seen exclaiming <em>"What’s this world coming to when a Finch goes against his raising?</em>" By this, she meant to say that she is appalled to find that Atticus is defending the black man Tom Robinson for the ra pe case. She represents the true white people, racist against the blacks and would even criticize whoever defends the blacks. This is not the way in the South, where the whites look out for their own kind. What Atticus is doing is against that very idea, and instead he's fighting for the black man Tom.
The correct answer is encomienda - option 2.
Encomienda is a system in which 'stronger' people protected the weaker in exchange for other services from them, such as work on the field.
I believe the answer is Communication.
Every individuals have our own fear and prejudices. An effective interrogator tend to have an in depth knowledge in identifying these fear and prejudices and would frame their preposition in such a way that seems beneficial for the suspects of interrogation.
Answer:
C. the extent to which an insurer is subject to a possible loss
Explanation:
In insurance, "loss exposure" shows the extent to which an insurer is subject to a possible loss. It denotes the possibility of loss especially financial loss. This financial loss can be as a result of loss of use, damage or financial claim against one or the business.
There are four types of loss exposures:
1. Liability loss exposures
2. Income loss exposures
3. People loss exposures
4. Property loss exposures.
