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What would be the people's attitude towards recycling of the domestic agricultural waste?
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In Huckleberry Finn how would you compare Huck and Tom's attitudes toward the escape?
Tom seeks adventure--he comes up with the "stylish" plan, Huck agreeing that it is fifteen times better then his original plan, Huck plays along as Tom comes up with unnecessa…ry prolonged rituals that he read in books, to Tom the escape is a game, to Huck its more of a personal one; he has grown close to Jim, you could argue he has become a father figure in a way to Huck, and he decides to help him become a free man--even if it means he'll go to hell for it. Tom like always is seeking adventure, and he turns the escape into a elaborate scheme when really Huck's initial plan was simple and less risky.
In a survey on mens' attitudes towards women what would cause interviewer-induced bias?
If all of the interviewers are women
How was the people's attitudes toward organized religion in the 1950s like?
incredibly positive and religious affiliation boomed
Why would someone have a bad attitude towards their husband or wife after having an affair?
This could possibly be due to quilt getting to them. Some people don't handle guilt very well, so they turn it into anger, or even try to blame their partner for the affair. … If your spouse had an affair and is now displaying a bad attitude towards you, try to talk to them and find out how they do feel about the affair, and about the person with whom they had the affair. Let them know they can be completely honest, that you only want to make your marriage work. If he or she has already apologized, don't continue to berate them for the affair, but at the same time, you do deserve answers. You have a right to know why s/he had the affair, as well as why s/he has a bad attitude about it now. Maybe your spouse is struggling with the pain it's put you through, which could definitely account for a bad attitude. Just don't let your spouse try to blame you by trying to convince you that the affair was your fault for doing or not doing this or that. The two of you need to talk through everything, even if it takes days or weeks. Your spouse owes you answers to your questions, no matter how difficult it may be for him or her to give you those answers. But once you do get the answers you want or need, then you need to decide if you want to try to make the marriage work. If you do, then you will have to let go of the affair and start from the present, not going back to the past. You can't keep bringing it up once you do get the answers you need or want, or you will never be able to move forward with your marriage or your life together.
What are people's attitudes to religious offences?
It depends entirely on the person, and you will likely get numerous responses below. Answer 1: Religious Offence Should Not be Legally Important Historical…ly, blasphemy was a crime in almost all parts of the world. The Catholic Inquisitions and Islamic Stonings are well-known. Less well-known are Hindu pyre-burnings in India, Confucianist repression of Buddhism and Catholicism in Korea, Buddhist repression of Christianity in Japan, Religious Jewish attacks on Arab Muslims in the Palestinian Territories, and many other religious issues. The punishment of blasphemy as an offense continues in many parts of the world and has resulted in an unmitigated disaster in those countries. Not only does it result in financial ruin and imprisonment of the accused, but retards the development of new technologies and constricts the variety of thought that can exist. It also prevents the flowering of religions within the state and serves to corrupt the Divine purpose of religion to improve a person's soul with the violence inherent in repression. Each and every religion should be criticized and defended only through debate and discussion. The law should ignore all religious disputes and not take any theological dispositions. Peaceful protests and debates in defense of religion or in opposition to it should be the only mind that should be paid to religious offenses and blasphemies.
What is agricultural waste?
According to the US Environmental Protection Agency, "agricultural waste" is made up of those materials such as manure and animal output, in either solid or liquid form, from …poultry and other livestock operations. It also includes harvest remains from grain, oilseed, vegetable, and orchard crops. They are all a potential resource, since they have multiple uses, both on and off the farm.
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How did the American Revolution change people's attitudes toward their rulers?
It convinced them to declare their independence from the king and set up new republics in all the states.
What is cultural perspective factors can affect people's views and attitudes towards death and dying?
Cultural Perspectives may include: - a dying persons religion - language - traditions - their preferences towards medical interventions.
In general how would you describe the difference between Romantic and Modernist attitudes toward childhood?
The Romantics tended to see childhood as a state of innocence, whereas the Modernists thought of it in a less idealized way.
Why would Native American attitudes toward land ownership lead to conflict with Europe?
Native Americans traded many things, but land was not one of them. Land was regarded as the source of life, not as a commodity to be sold. " We cannot sell the lives of men an…d animals" said one Blackfoot chief in the 1800s " therefore we cannot sell this land."
How did the Enlightenment affect people's attitude towards political authority?
One of the results of the Enlightenment was that people began to think for themselves. This resulted in many people questioning the absolute authority they were used to li…ving under. People no longer believed that kings ruled by divine right.
What is domestic waste?
Domestic waste is the garbage produced in our homes.
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In Middle Ages
What is cultural perspectives factors can affect people's views and attitudes towards death and dying?
· Service users may feel more comfortable if there culture is still present while they die · Service users may only want medicines which are used in their culture
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In Middle Ages
What is social perspectives factors can affect people's views and attitudes towards death and dying?
The social perspectives of a service user can be worry and think of loss of relation ship of his family ,community, worry about how their family will cope emotionally
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What were ordinary people's attitudes towards highwaymen?
Firstly you have to forget the romanticised idea of a highwayman. They did not rob only from the rich. The real highwayman was simply an armed thug and the common people woul…d have thought of them as we do today about criminals. they would have shown levels of interest from disgust through to nonchalance about them. Dick turpin who has been enshrined as a gentleman thief was actually a burglar, deer poacher and horse thief. Our concept of the highwayman is mostly governed by Hollywood who portrays them as a debonaire smartly dressed rogue whom women swoon over. In fact Turpin was an ugly pockmarked thug who was only brought to fame as a character in 19th century pocket books. Ask yourself what do you think of gangs who commit crime today and you will have something akin to the way people thought of highwaymen in the 17th century.
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How would you characterize benvolio's attitude towards romeo in the beginning of the play?
They are buddies, mates.
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How did the Enlightenment affect people's attitudes toward political authority?
It caused Europeans to question the divine right of kings to rule their subjects. /