Answers to Questions 4 & 5:
C and C
Question 4
The correct answer is: C. principal in the second degree, or in other words, a person who incites or abets the commission of a crime
Question 5
The correct answer is: C. constitution because "Primary sources are laws, orders, decisions, or regulations issued by a governmental entity or official, such as a court, legislature, or executive agency; the President; or a state governor. Examples of primary sources include court decisions, statutes, and constitutions."
"Secondary sources explain the law. They include <u>legal dictionaries</u>, <u>legal encyclopedias</u>, legal periodicals, annotations, and <u>treatises</u>."
- Howard W. Hunter Law Library
Answer:
It is
Explanation:
Why and how did Paleo - Indians adapt to environmental changes? They where first presented with an abundance of large game animals that they could hunt. When most of the big game animals went extinct. ... Why did Archaic Native Americans shift from big - game hunting to foraging and hunting smaller animals?
I think you mean the Umayyad Caliphate and your question is from which country to which country this empire streched at the time (correct me if I'm wrong!)
So, their conquest of Spain hasn't started till 711 on the West, their land streched to today's Morocco.
In the east, they have reached the north of India, what is today mostly in Pakistan.
She lived a very extravagant lifestyle and wasn't shy about it while her
people in France were living in poverty. The thing that pushed for
rebellion was when asked what they should do about the starving people
she answered rhetorically with let them eat cake.
Hope this helps!!
Answer:
3. Observational learning
Explanation:
Observational learning is a learning process that occurs by observing the behaviour of others.
Here, an individual learns basically from a model.
Model here means higher authority or people we look up to or admire.
The model can be teachers, parents, siblings, etc.
Most learned activities were through observstional learning, example putting On the television.
