Answer: Object permanence
Explanation: Object permanence refers to the mental ability of a child to know or belief that an object continue to exist even when they can no longer be heard, seen or felt. At the very early stage of a child, they seem to belief that once an object can no longer be heard or seen, then such objects has seized to exist. Such that when an object is hidden from a child view or taken out of sight, they belief such object has disappeared because they lack the mental ability to realize that maybe the object was hidden or kept away from them.
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-the patriots were established in 1959
-In the Patriots' 58-year history, they produced a pretty stead-season record of 500 wins, 391 losses, and 9 ties, including an overall postseason report of 37 wins and 20 losses.
-In 1993, a new logo was revealed affecting the pale face of a minuteman wearing a red, white, and blue hat that starts as a tricorner and transitions into a flowing banner-like design. It became quikly popularly perceived as the “Flying Elvis.” Patriot Pat in revolution-era outfit hiking a brown football.
-Phil Bissell is the one who created theier logo. the thing that is actually kind of unusual about all of the Patriots logos is that they were effectively created by amateurs. Phil Bissell was just a low-key cartoonist when he created the Pats logo in 1960 for a price of $100 to $200
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Louisiana, like most southern states, seems really angry about losing the civil War. The war was mainly fought over the right to own slaves. Once they were free, owners didn't know what to do with their lives anymore. These laws were made so that they could keep Free African Americans oppressed while still following the laws of the federal government. The hate for people of color actually increased after the war since they could no longer fully own them as property. The laws actually acted like a sign to free slaves saying "You will never be free".
