Answer:
a. A social contract.
Explanation:
The Mayflower Compact signed on Nov 21, 1620, was the first government framework that was signed and documented aboard the Mayflower before landing at Plymouth. This document gave the 'pilgrims' aboard the ship a certain level of 'immunity' from the American government.
This declaration was a result of the change in the destination after the Mayflower was unable to dock at its intended destination. By pledging with each other, the pilgrims inside the ship were given a promise by the Pilgrim leaders for safety and liberty in the new settlements. And this pledge begins with the lines <em>"Having undertaken, for the glory of God, and advancement of the Christian faith and honor of our King and Country, . . . combine ourselves together into a civil body politic…" </em>follows or seems to allude to the social contract theory. This means that the people will live in accordance with the 'pledge' signed that ensures adherence to a certain form of authority and social law.
Thus, the correct answer is option a.
D. recreating the same document multiple times to print multiple copies.
Answer:
A - the cocktail party effect.
Explanation:
The cocktail party effect is a phenomenon of the brain involving an ability to focus one's auditory attention on a particular stimulus while filtering out the rest. In this case, the woman recognises, through the events noise, the spoken name of her latest partner.
Discrimination is a universal theme. A common false assumption is that black people are the only race/culture that are being affected by racism/discrimination. However, this can apply to Asians, Hispanics, whites and every single other race as there is no "perfect" race<span>. For example, some people say, white people cant make a certain type of music, white people cant dance, and the list goes on for all the other races.
Discrimination is a universal theme because if you are separating one race you are also separating the other, and in the same fashion, discrimination can apply to any other race/culture.
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