Answer:
The answer is E- All answers are correct
Explanation:
Serfs in the middle ages were peasant farmers who provided manual labor in their master’s land who in return allowed them the right to cultivate certain fields within the manor in order to maintain themselves and were entitled to protection. As they worked a plot of land they were also required to work for the owner of the land (who was called the Lord of the Manor) It was a condition of debt bondage and indentured servitude. They were not allowed to leave the land they were bound to, if they did they would pay a fine. They were also required to pay an inheritance tax.
Some of their obligations included;
- Payment of taxes and fees in addition to their services.
- Payment of dues in form of labor in order to be able to use part of the Lord's field to generate their food and sustain themselves.
- Working the land a few days a week (at least three) and longer during special seasons like plantation and harvest.
Answer:
The Chance Model
I am not convinced that my friend's method actually works as she claims. Taking one exam to prove that her claim works is not significant enough. My friend needs to take more tests. If a sample of tests yields similar results on the average, I will then be convinced. Otherwise, what has just happened is simply a question of chance.
Explanation:
The statistical significance of one test is not large enough for any decision maker to reject or fail to reject my friend's hypothesis or claim. More sample tests need to be taken such that my friend will score 70% or more in the tests to make her claim convincing.
Answer:
The answer is B): Reactive Effects.
Explanation:
Reactive effects are effects that occur from people because they are aware that they are being watched, observed or monitored: as a result of being watched, people alter their behavior or act differently from their usual selves by changing positively or negatively, depending on their interest and the situation at hand.
That might be gender.....I’d also recommend switching teachers....
