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They were highly respected during life and sacrifices were made towards them. They were seen as gods so they were worshiped by their people. During death they were not given a regular burial. They had a different ritual for death since they are like gods. They would be mummified with all their belongings so they could take everything to the afterlife.
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Which type of structure was designed for religious purposes? moats mounds palisades plazas
Answer:
Mounds.
Explanation:
Mounds were used for religious ceremonies, burials, etc. The Mississippian Civilization mound builders built these oval shaped "graves" or "tombs" for themselves and loved ones.
Answer:
Mounds
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How many people currently practice christianity
Which of the following nations did NOT have a large colonial empire in North America?
Answer:
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Explanation:
colonial empire is a collective of territories (often called colonies), either contiguous with the imperial center or located overseas, settled by the population of a certain state and governed by that state.
Before the expansion of early modern European powers, other empires had conquered and colonized territories, such as the Romans in Iberia, or the Chinese in what is now southern China. Modern colonial empires first emerged with a race of exploration between the then most advanced Europe maritime power, Portugal and Spain, during the 15th century.[1] The initial impulse behind these dispersed maritime empires and those that followed was trade, driven by the new ideas and the capitalism that grew out of the European Renaissance. Agreements were also made to divide the world up between them in 1479, 1493, and 1494. European imperialism was born out of competition between European Christians and Ottoman Muslims, the latter of which rose up quickly in the 14th century and forced the Spanish and Portuguese to seek new trade routes to India, and to a lesser extent, China.
Although colonies existed in classical antiquity, especially amongst the Phoenicians and the Ancient Greeks who settled many islands and coasts of the Mediterranean Sea, these colonies were politically independent from the city-states they originated from, and thus did not constitute a colonial empire.
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Making the strange seem more familiar is an overarching outcome of which method of conducting anthropology?
Answer:
Ethnographic fieldwork.
Explanation:
Ethnographic fieldwork is a methodology that anthropologists use to collect information about a community by living and interacting with it for some time. By doing this, they collect data that helps them to know the unfamiliar culture and how that community works. In other words, ethnography tries to understand the culture of a community from the community's point of view, and also from the eye of a professional, who interprets the different events that take place in that society.
Courts frequently have to make a decision as to whether some item does or does not go with the real property when it is sold. In making their decision, they use the "Five tests of a fixture." Which of the following is not a test of a fixture?
(a) method by which property is attached
(b) whether the property is considered adaptable
(c) whether the property is being taxed
(d) relationship of parties involved
Answer:
(c) whether the property is being taxed
Explanation:
Fixtures are considered part of real estate property and in the case of sale should be sold with the property. Therefore tests are done to determine what constitutes a fixture in a property and should be sold with the property to a person or entity. The five tests of fixture abbreviated MARIA is used by California courts in determining a fixture. They are: method of attachment, relationship of parties involved, adaptability, intention of the parties and agreement between the parties
Which is the more important reason for being engaged: to gain power or improve the quality of life? Why?
Answer:
To improve quality of life.Explanation:
We humans as social humans are always engaged in some kind of activity that keeps us occupied and involved all the time. Be it earning money, reputation, recognition, respect, or happiness, every single individual engages in their own aspirations.
Between gaining power and improving the quality of life, the more important reason to be engaged in life's activity should be to improve the quality of life.
Power is transitional, no can stay in power forever. However, a good quality of life is a standard of living where individuals can lead healthy and comfortable lives without any external competition.
In other words, it is a simple yet fulfilled lifestyle while living a life to gain power is uncertain, harsh and competitive.
Name all 4 landmarks
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1. Eifel tower (paris,france)
2. Arc of triomphe ?(not sure) (paris aswell/France)
3. the museum in france not sure of the name
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the belief that the unconscious mind has an influence on one's behavior is part of what early field of psychology
Answer:
Psychoanalytic theory
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write down three functions each of federal government and state government
Which impact did mountains have on the development of Greek city states
Why did the Anti-Federalists oppose ratification of the Constitution?
What are noble gasses
The Transatlantic Slave Trade had a greater impact on the economy of the Southern Colonies because-
they only worked in shipyards and houses.
they had too many Europeans who wanted to work
the large plantations required more manual labor than the activities in the Middle or New England Colonies.
they needed more people to vote.
Answer:A
Explanation:a
Why are desk drawers and cupboard doors kept closed unless you are taking something out or putting something away
Answer:
Easy to trip when carrying materials
What is the meaning of leaching
Answer:
Explanation:
LEACHING is a process of extracting a substance from a solid material which is dissolved in a liquid. It is also referred to as EXTRACTION.
Example - Extraction of tea from tea bag.
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Where did human migration begin
Answer:
human migration began between 70,000 and 100,00 years ago
What is the size of South America in Comparison to the other continents??
Answer:
it is the fourth[4] largest continent in the world.It is around a half the size of Africa
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In conducting quasi-experimental designs, researchers tend to give up some _________ in exchange for _________.
Answer: internal validity; External validity
Explanation:
Internal validity is defined as the piece of evidence which support a claim about a cause as regards a particular study. It is one of the most important stages to consider on the properties of scientific studies as it's important in reasoning with evidence.
External validity is described as the conclusion of a study outside the context of that study, it is the extent to which the result of the study is communicated with the situations, people.
These terms proves the validity of internal over external, making internal most considerate in studies.
explain any four qualities of a good society in a brief
Answer:
fairness, freedom,security, tolerance
Explanation:
social qualities such as fairness, freedom, security and tolerance above economic concerns. Having well-paid work and the absence of poverty are important chiefly because they help people to live fuller lives.
Panchai Baja was limited only in rural areas before but it is gaining popularity even in
urban areas at the present days. What is your opinion on it? Write in four points.
Answer: i think you right but urban areas can be present and future because urban can be culture of towns and cities like something people do to celebrate their culture.
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A developmental psychologist with an ethological orientation would be least likely to
Answer: focus on the impact of punishment on behavior.
Explanation:
ethological orientation deals with the behavior of animals or people and how they cope with a particular situation. A developmental psychologist with an ethological orientation would be least likely to focus on the impact of punishment on behavior. The behavior would play the least role in consideration
Rhonda watched a video taken by a camera that was lifted into the upper atmosphere by a weather balloon. She saw the balloon pop when it reached a certain height. Afterward, Rhonda wondered what effect the air pressure at high altitudes has on the volume of gas in balloons. What scientific practice is Rhonda performing? asking a question providing explanations communicating results performing an investigation
Answer:
First one - asking a question
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Answer:
The answer would be asking a question
Explanation:
Because she was thinking of what the effects would be so with that she would want her thought or *question* answer so that why it would be asking a question.
Jenna has been telling her friends about how successful she was at losing 10 pounds by using a dietary supplement she purchased at a health food store. This is an example of __________.
Answer:
Anecdotal evidence
Explanation:
Anecdotal evidence involves gathering of information or evidences in an information. It relies on what people say without doing due intelligence to test the authenticity of the claim.
Jenna telling her friends about how successful she was at losing 10 pounds by using a dietary supplement she purchased at a health food store is an example and there are no evidences to support this.
Before their spring vacation, Jennifer takes her college-age daughter Cleo shopping at a new, hip boutique downtown. Cleo holds up a short skirt and colorful top and says, "Mom, you'd look great in this!" Jennifer laughs and says, "Oh no! I couldn't be seen wearing anything from this store. But it would be cute on you!"Which of the following is the cause of Jennifer's response to the outfit?a. perceived ageb. biological agec. sociocultural aged. chronological age
Answer:
sociocultural age
Explanation:
the sociocultural age of Jennifer here is not her biological age but her age as defined by her sociocultural environment. The sociocultural environment consists of all sociocultural factors in the form of cultures and societal norms that influence behaviour, thought patterns and attitudes of individuals in the larger society. For example, Jennifer might be able to fit into a mini skirt perfectly but can't be seen on mini skirt because her sociocultural environment does not accept it for a mother her age
who was sir Edward Burnett
Answer:
sir Edward Burnett was a English anthropologist, the founder of cultural anthropology.
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A geographer researching surface lakes would focus on which type of
physical feature?
Answer: freshwater
Explanation:
Lakes contain freshwater
An explanation or prediction for the relationship between two or more variables in quantitative research is called a
Answer:
theory
Explanation:
a theory offers explanation on a natural phenomena through principles and application of other scientific methods such as applying observation and research methods. A theory organizes ideas with the aim of forming a body of principles which not only explain but is used to predict a phenomena based on the theory's principles
Unconscious thought is generally due to ________, and conscious thought is generally due to ________.
Answer:
primary process thinking; secondary process thinking
Explanation:
The primary process thinking and secondary process thinking which demonstrate unconscious and conscious thoughts are based on Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theory. The primary process thinking is the id- driven thoughts which are unconscious and are instinctual seeking full gratification of pleasure driven desires without considering the environment's restrictions. The secondary process thinking is based on the ego which aims to restrict some of the pleasure instincts and wishes and direct them rationally in accordance with the environment
One of the most crucial tenets of the Dialogic Theory of Public Speaking says that the more responsive and actively engaged speakers are with their audience the more likely audience members will respond and engage with the speaker.a. Trueb. False
Answer: True
Explanation: The concept of dialogic public speaking may be explained as one in which communication is performed in one-way channel whereby only the speaker does the talking, this is usually called monologue. Dialogic public speaking looks to engage the listeners in other to promote a dialogue which is attained by actively engaging and effectively requesting contribution and remarks from the listeners.Thus, to ensure or trigger a dialogue, the instigator who happens to be the speaker must be very active and responsive. As it is the level of activity of the speaker that will most likely trigger a corresponding positive response from the audience.