I believe that she didn't do the right thing in "agreeing with her mouth." If you agree with only your mouth, but not your heart, you only leave room for more manipulation.
Janie agreed to keep the peace
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<u>Explanation</u>:
The only person you are going to be distant from is yourself. You are your own enemy. Your heart is truly you, and you are truly your heart. If you can't stay true to yourself, your heart only aches. Janie agreed to keep the peace.
She felt like she was restricted both physically and mentally. To stay away from worries and depression, Janie agreed with her mouth and kept peace.
Answer:No,we are not dependent on the natural world as the ancient group.
Explanation:Food storage and preservation has not made us enjoy natural products as chemicals are added to these food items to preserve for a long period of time.
Toxic released into the atmosphere by industries also cause damages to farm produce.
We rely more on junks and fast food as we have a very busy world where no one has enough time for natural produce
Answer:
Arguing from analogy
Explanation:
Argument by analogy is a term used to describe a situation where a non-deductive assessment is made comparing two things that are totally similar, or in some ways, that is, this type of argument allows conclusions to be made by comparing two similar things . these conclusions are capable of helping an individual to make some important decisions.
An example of this can be seen in the question above, where in an argument related to the pricing of goods, Nathan, sales manager at Expa Manufacturing Inc., argues that the company will charge 25% more than the previous price because Leon Manufacturing , Expo Manufacturing's sister company, charges more for its goods. These two companies are similar and a decision is being made about them, based on the comparison between the two.
In Roberts Seven Stage Crisis Intervention Model the second step is to make mental contact and quickly create a collaborative relationship. You are decided to connect psychologically with the person in crisis. The next step will be to identify the problems the individual is experiencing.
Answer:
Federalists; Antifederalists
Explanation:
The New Constitution faced a problem regarding its <em>ratification.</em> Many were divided, primarily into "Federalists" and "Antifederalists." Federalists wanted a<u> strong government,</u> thus <u>they supported the New Constitution.</u> On the contrary, the Antifederalists supported a system that was <u>decentralized</u> thus, they were<u> against the ratification.</u>
The Federalists involved the<em> property owners, creditors and merchants</em> while the Antifederalists involved the<em> small farmers, frontiersmen, debtors and shopkeepers. </em>
The Federalists wanted the <em>rich or elite people to take control of the society.</em> They also wanted lesser democracy while the Antifederalists thought that the<em> elite's power was dangerous.</em>
Thus, this explains the answers.
