what French explorer attempted to settle land in South Carolina what was the name of this place and why did it fail

Why did people have to learn to make clothes and build shelters?

Which research method runs the greatest risk of collecting evidence that may not be representative of what is generally true? A. naturalistic observationB. the case studyC. experimentationD. the survey

A substance that causes physiological or psychological dependence is called a

Essay about Fediralism.

A psychological test designed to measure creativity is considered a reliable tool based on whether subjects who attain lower scores are actually less creative. testing conditions affect the performance of subjects.

A contract between a company in the United States and one in China contained a clause that stated: "If an event happens which is extraordinary and out of the control of the parties such as a strike, act of God, fire, accident, or transportation

Continuing economic practices and traditional power structure are ideas of the what political philosophy

which pathogen multiplies rapidly in any perishable food that is left in the temperature danger zone?

The Bill of Rights of Texas says, "Texas is a free and independent State." The only laws that the state is required to follow are the laws of A. city governments. B. municipal courts. C. the United Nations. D. the United States Constitution.

A client is brought to the mental health center by a police officer for an evaluation because she has been bothering other people when she eats in the hotel restaurant. she denies this, will not give her name, and holds tightly to her purse.