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The statement given by Elie Wiesel meant that it is important to have clarity because not taking a firm stand where there is visible injustice often means standing by the side of the exploiter and helping him exploit more.
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- Elie Wiesel had witnessed and survived the holocaust as a young boy and had had a great influence of the event on his mind.
- His writings spoke about discrimination against minorities around the world.
- His humanitarian approach towards writing made his ideas inclined towards human welfare and anti-bigotry.
The answer to this question is a. <span>Determining what clothes to wear to the prom
Determining the clothes usually based on the needs or desire to steal attention from her classmates in order to obtain social acceptance.
For this acceptance, the majority of us even willing to spend a considerable amount of money in order to receive that one night attention.
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<span>John Kotter built on Lewin's three-step model to create a more detailed approach for implementing change. </span>
Answer:
(A) obsessive compulsive disorder
Explanation:
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is <em>a mental illness that is characterized by the compulsion to perform certain tasks in a certain way and/or the preoccupation with certain thoughts uncontrollably.</em> The latter is the obsessive component of OCD.
The classic OCD depiction is shown in the question, with a person obsessed with cleanliness and thus have a compulsion to wash his hands after meeting strangers to ensure that he is continously clean.
Though many of us might have certain characteristics that look 'OCD-like', <u>a diagnosis can only be made when the behavior is causing distress and/or inability to function on a day-to-day basis. </u>
Answer:
Pilgrimage(Hajj).
Explanation:
Islam as a religion is being referred to as a religion that promotes peace.
One of the things that shape the way moslems(Muslims) live is what is known as the "Pillars of Islam". The Pillars of Islam are five in number and they include;
- Believing that there is no other God except in Allah and his Prophet, Mohammad (SAW).
- Praying five times everyday(that is salat) facing Mecca.
- Giving alms to the poor(Zakat).
- observing Ramadan, that is fasting.
- Pilgrimage.
