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In describing the first schemes of sucking and grasping as central to the sensorimotor stage, Piaget is expanding upon:________,
(A) Freud's Oral stage
(B) Baumrind's parental style
(C) Maslow's Being Need of self-Actualization
(D) Kohlberg's pre-conventional stage
(E) Erikson's Trust vs. Mistrust stage

According to President Andrew Johnson's plan for Reconstruction, what
did the Confederate states have to do to rejoin the Union?

O Surrender all weapons and provide homesteads for freed slaves.

O Guarantee places for black representatives in their state legislatures.

O Form new governments, outlaw slavery, and promise loyalty to the United States.

O None of the above
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The Prime Minister is usually the leader of the majority party in the O Senate O House of Lords O House of Commons O House of Representatives OHouse of Parliament​

List the government actions taken to decrease radical movements

Who is Sherman’s March

Before becoming an empire, the Romans established a republic. What was this?
A. rule by a family line
B. a form of representative government
C. rule by a divine leader
D. a form of government by the few

The Barretts and the McGregors are adjacent property owners. There is a fence, built in the late 1940's, separating their properties. The Barretts bought their property in 1973 from the Prescott family with a warranty deed recorded in the appropriate government office. The Prescott family had purchased the property from the Nunn family in 1945, also with a warranty deed recorded in the appropriate government office. The Barretts attempted to sell their property and a dispute arose regarding the boundaries of the property. The property in dispute consisted of 34.28 acres in a heavily wooded area behind the residences. The disputed property was on the McGregor's side of the fence, but the Barretts argued that the deeds clearly outline the disputed property as part of their land. To trace their ownership, the Barretts produced the 1945 deed which described the land in great detail, using metes and bounds, and clearly included the 34.28 acres. The Barretts also produced the 1973 deed which Included a general description using the words, "the tract described in the 1945 deed from Nunn to Prescott." In other words, in the 1973 Deed's general description, the Prescott family claimed to convey their entire parcel obtained through the 1945 Deed, including the 34.28 acres in dispute. In contrast, the 1973 Deed's metes-and-bounds description did not contain the 34.28 acres. Instead, the 34.28 acres were directly next to the property described by the metes and bounds in the 1973 deed. Who owned the property?
1. The Barretts claim the property belonged to them because of a legal transfer through (deed or adverse possession)
2. Both the 1945 and 1973 deeds were ( warranty or grant or quitclaim) deeds.
3. The 1945 deed (clearly or not clearly) conveyed the disputed tract from the Nunns to the Prescotts.
4. The (general or metes and bounds) description in the 1973 deed seemed to include the disputed acreage.
5. The (general or metes and bounds) description in the 1973 deed (clearly or clearly not) include the disputed acreage.
6. In this situation, the general description of the land being conveyed (did or did not) conflict with the metes and bounds description.
7. In this case, the description contained in the (metes and bounds or general description) will control and the Barretts (do or do not) own the property.
8. Because the land (was or was not) transferred to the Barretts, it would be owned by the (Barretts or Prescotts).

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In the Declaration of Independence the "list of grievances" included*
colonists being taxed without their consent.
colonists being executed without trial.
colonists being forced to hold jury trials.
colonists being forced to observe the Magna Carta.

What is the answer ?

The Louisiana Purchase expanded the boundaries of the United States in which direction?

what is important about the Niger River delta

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Based on cultural preferences, people may be more or less comfortable speaking to the entire group, putting their thoughts in writing, speaking one on one, and so on. Which tip for maximizing the benefits and minimizing the pitfalls of multicultural teams is this connected to

is the PNS a voluntary or a involuntary action

What is Society? Imagine you are on a jumbo jet. There are 380 people on board - a mixture of men, women and children of various races, nationalities, and religions. Some children are traveling without their parents, and some adults without their partners. Most, however, speak some English. I The jet gets into difficulties and is forced to land on a remote island. Extensive search operations fail to discover the plane; it is given up as lost and the search is called off. Meanwhile, the passengers and crew that have survived realize they need to build some sort of cohesive society. There is some food and water that you pulled from the plane, but it is limited. There is luggage that contains extra clothing, etc, but you are in a remote location and there is no cell service and you cannot recharge your phone anyway Your assignment is to create a one page document that addresses the following issues. You are free to use pictures to augment your assignment, just make sure you cite the sources for those. Now, decide how the marooned people will make their new society. Here are some of the main problems facing the survivors: 1) How to survive-what is needed? 2) How the various survival tasks and everyday work will be organized-who will do what? Why? 3) How decisions are going to be made - will there be a leader, if so, who? Will everyone have an equal say? What if they cannot agree? 4) How the children are going to be looked after - including any new babies that might be born? 5) How family life and relationships will be organized? 6) How to share the things that people need and want - equal shares or will some people get more than others? If so, who and why? 7) Do you think that people will be able to get on with each other? Which groups might come into conflict? How would you deal with this? 8) How to deal with people who break the rules?​

What does Washington mean by tranny of the mob ?

1. Record your prediction (hypothesis) as an “if then” statement. (For example: If you select the GO button, then the train will move) If the sound source is moving then the pitch of the sound will ___________________ to the observer.

Describe 2 geographical features of the Yellow River Valley.

Define topography???????​

What word describes something that is based on an imagined example or
conjecture?*
A)Hypnotic
B)Theoretical
C)Hypothetical
D)Indifference

what is secular education?​

Imagine the world without socio-cultural and political institutions. What do
you think will happen?​

Which of the following is NOT a useful vehicle feature from a security perspective?

a. Power Locks
b. Lock on Gas Cap
c. Power Windows
d. Air Bags
e. Internal Hood Release Lever

Which of the following is NOT a factor for identifying climate zones?
A. Temperature
B. Precipitation
C. Humidity

What are some ideas that you would share with your teachers to help you learn better or explore future careers?

pLEASE HURRY! Why did Native American groups move to reservations in the 1800s?
A. The government forced Native American groups to move to reservations.
B. Native American groups sold their land to settlers.
C. Native American groups were tired of running from the government.
D. Native American groups moved to reservations because they did not want to share land with settlers.

This religion originated in India and follows the
teachings of one man:

How did the Europeans view the Africans during the period of Colonization?

A. As equals
B. As unequals
C. As future investors in the country
D. As the outright owners of the land