I believe the answer is: <span>Marsha Linchan
According to her model, both normal and people disorder would experience stress in their life. But the main difference is the magnitude.
The same trigger for stress that only evoked small response for normal people would create a exaggerated effort for people with the disorder.</span>
Washington's response to the Whiskey Rebellion considered by many an overreaction because there was no organized insurrection requiring such a large mobilization of federal military power.
Option: A
Explanation:
Whiskey's rebellion occurred in the year of 1794 and due to the imposed excise tax on whiskey. Western farmers strongly oppose the new excise tax on whiskey. It was a first large protest movement against the tax on Whiskey after federal government.
Actually there was no perfect order or organized insurrection to resurrect such large mobilization of federal military power. In the constitution it was the first large scale significant movement after federal government. Whiskey's tax was introduced by Hamilton.
Four reasons to keep your money in a financial institution like a bank are: Its the safest place for your money. In the case of burglaries or any such misfortune, a financial institution is the safest option. Interest rate is an added incentive for keeping your money in an institution. Money usually keeps losing and gaining value. In a bank it will keep earning you an interest on your savings. It is easy to manage your cash, keep track of your expenditures and savings. Value-added facilities provided by these financial institutions are also an attractive incentive.
Answer:
The major result of the Great depression was economic crisis.
Explanation:
The Great Depression of 1929 was a time the stock market collapsed in the United States, and this was immediately preceding World War I. It led to a huge decline in the country's economy. The Great Depression did not only affect the country's economy but also politics as capitalism declined.
As a result of the Great Depression, unemployment increased, the banks in the states could not lend out money, and neither could they get profit in return, people could no longer afford to pay for housing which rendered many homeless, etc. However, efforts were made under the administration of Herbert Hoover, which failed.
With the era of Franklin D. Roosevelt, a program was created named the "New Deal" which helped cure the economic crisis.
