Answer:
manic-depressive psychosis; dementia praecox
Explanation:
Manic-depressive psychosis is also referred to as bipolar disorder and is defined as the process through which an individual experience alternating mood of either abnormal low i.e, depression or abnormal highs i.e, mania. In short, a person experiences the "swings" between the opposing poles or differences in moods. It is considered as a "depressive disease" and includes psychosis symptoms.
Dementia praecox is also referred to as precocious madness or premature dementia and is described as a psychiatric diagnosis that is considered as deteriorating & chronic psychotic disorder which is distinguished as "rapid cognitive integration" and starts at early adulthood or late teenagers.
The answer is A- working class
Answer:
B. the fact that they are the largest surviving collection of 15th-century correspondence.
Explanation:
Paston Letters, the largest surviving collection of 15th-century English correspondence. These letters are essential to historians and as well, philologists and is preserved mainly in the British Museum. Some of it was gotten from the circle of the career soldier Sir John Fastolf between 1378 and 1459, while some other parts of it, was derived from the records of the Paston family, Fastolf’s neighbours in eastern Norfolk.
These letters serves as ample evidence on matters relating to social, cultural, political, legal, religious and economic issues of Medieval England.
Also, they are important to the history of the English language as they are written in the language of the era which was quite different from Modern English.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
The first settlers of Vanuatu and Tonga arrived from northern Philippines and Taiwan between 2,300 and 3,100 years ago. DNA extracted from the skeletons found at two archaeological sites on the islands confirm this. It also suggests that the first settlers ma have by passed Papua New Guinea and Australia.
The reason behind their migration is still unknown. Some anthropologists argues that the people from islands of Asia mixed with the people of Papua New guinea, Australia and Solomon Islands while other claim that they went straight to islands such as Tonga.
Researches have also found that the people who colonised Tonga belonged to Lapita ancestry and shared a common ancestry with the present day people of Taiwan.
