Answer:
That it did not have a bill of rights to protect the people.
Explanation:
Alcids (or auks) fill a similar ecological niche in the northern hemisphere as penguins do in the southern hemisphere, except alcids can fly — and can fly long distances. The top photo is of a mixed group of Rhinoceros Auklets and Common Murres in flight over Monterey Bay in February, some having flown thousands of miles from Alaska to reach that rich pelagic wintering locale.
To quote Nettleship (1996), alcids are "a highly specialized and ecologically diverse group of marine, wing-propelled pursuit-diving birds." Many live at high northern latitudes — like this group of Atlantic Puffins and Razorbills (left) on Machias Seal Island, Canada — where their fat well-insulated bodies and comical appearances add to the feeling that they recall "northern penguins." Like penguins, though, some species reach tropical latitudes.
Answer:B) An internal locus of control
Explanation:
As people we go through different situations and challenges but we differ in how we handle these situations and challenges. There are people who are able to hold on to a belief that everything is in our hands and we are in control of what happens in our life are referred to by psychologist as having internal locus of control.
Those who feel out of control , like things that happens to their life are beyond their control and they usually blame it on external factors , they have external locus of control.
Our locus of control can help us handle situations better and give us that power to influence things in our lives and not just give up. People will take charge of their lives if they feel they are in control just like Jessica does.
(I'm not sure what time frame you mean) but at one point people were afraid to explore the world because they thought the world was flat as opposed to round and feared falling off the face of the Earth.
Three-fourths (38 out of 50) of the states.
