A man notices a new phone sitting inside a locked car. he breaks into the car and takes the phone, and he is later arrested for burglary. how could this crime affect the community? describe two potential effects in your response

Many early settlers in Australia would Most likely have been

When Miranda was four months old, she could bat at the toys in her crib with her arm. Now that she is seven months old, she can grasp them with her hand. This sequence of motor development conforms to which pattern of development?

On the day she is to be interviewed for an important new position, rachel awakens with a severe toothache. during the interview she feels no pain; no until 30 minutes later after the interview does she become aware of the troublesome toothache again.

Judges must always be affiliated with a political party. Question 17 options: True False

2004 Asian tsunami: In the fast change, how are other parts of the ecosystem affected?

Which u. s. act restricts the information the federal government can collect and regulates what it can do with the information?

The Shiites believed that the shah was a. divine. c. a servant of the nobles. b. a direct successor of Muhammad. d. immortal.

Janet is trying to teach her 3-year-old how to dress himself. first she has him put on his pants by himself and she gives him some m & m's. the next day she has him put on his pants and his shirt and she gives him some m & m's.

The Great Society: a. included new health care, education, and urban development initiatives with the use of federal funds. b. established the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the Department of Transportation. c.

Biologist Charles Darwin believed that the species that was best able to adapt would continue to exist survival of the fittest. under which of the following situation would his theory apply?