Social norms, or rules, help us to function better in society. They can be or just understood by everyone. or they can be and written down (laws). A. implicit; explicit
B. explicit;implicit​

How is organizing history by theme different from organizing history by region? a. a historian who organizes history by theme focuses on a specific individual, whereas a historian who organizes history by region focuses on a big idea over an extended length of time. b. a historian who organizes history by theme studies a specific time period, whereas a historian who organizes history by region studies a specific individual from human history. c. a historian who organizes history by theme studies a big idea that occurs over an extended length of time, whereas a historian who organizes history by region focuses on a specific length of time. d. a historian who organizes history by theme studies a big idea that occurs over an extended length of time, whereas a historian who organizes history by region focuses on a specific area of the world.

Read this scenario: a group of immigrant farmworkers forms an interest group to argue for workers' rights in their state. they cannot afford an experienced lobbyist, however, and are unable to secure meetings with important lawmakers. which negative aspect of interest groups does the scenario illustrate? a. lacking power without funding b. supporting candidates who may not be the best choice for a position c. focusing only on group members' goals d. resorting to unethical tactics

Amanda, a forensics expert, has been called in to examine blood samples and prints found at a crime scene. she conducts a thorough analysis of the matter using her expertise and knowledge. she then prepares forensic reports to support the police investigation. what type of evidence has amanda provided in this situation? a. real evidence b. testimonial evidence c. direct evidence d. circumstantial evidence