What role does nationality play in culture?

Answer:

well one it's a part of you and your identity andwhen we talk about culture we talking about the belief system the the values are behavior the support system are particular idea or social arrangement all of those contribute to your nationality and cultural background because if you think about it we lost some of our culture to a certain because if you going to ancestry.com to find out who you're related to you will never know because if you go you take the DNA test and you might find out that you have family all over the world Ireland Africa New Orleans South Africa you never know all you have to do is just go out there and find it

Question 6 of 10
The definition of psychological disorder is:
A. persistent irrational fear responses.
B. marked by a sad mood state, low energy, and loss of interest in
life.
C. excessive worry with no distinct cause.
D. a pattern of symptoms that cause personal distress and impair the
ability to function.
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What is the main purposes of green theory?

7.
In a market economy, which of the following is NOT an accepted role of government?
A.
controlling production and consumption
B
protecting consumers
с.
enforcing property rights
D
providing for national defense

which statement best reflects the Loyalists fellings during the Revolutionary war?

Technologies are changing rapidly. How are they changing? Discuss and write

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Explain the difference between elastic, inelastic and
fixed supply.

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When was the importation of slaves outlawed in Georgia?

1733
1804
1752
1798

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TEXT: “We know our lands are now become more valuable: the white people think we do not

know their value; but we are sensible that the land is everlasting, and the few goods

we receive for it are soon worn out and gone. For the future we will sell no lands but

when Brother Onas [the proprietor of Pennsylvania] is in the country; and we will know

beforehand the quantity of the goods we are to receive. Besides, we are not well used

with respect to the lands still unsold by us. Your people daily settle on these lands, and

spoil our hunting…”

“If you have not done anything, we now renew our request, and desire you will inform

the person whose people are seated on our lands, that that country belongs to us, in

right of conquest; we having bought it with our blood, and taken it from our enemies

in fair war…

It is customary with us to make a present of skins whenever we renew our treaties. We

are ashamed to offer our brethren so few; but your horses and cows have eat the grass

our deer used to feed on. This has made them scarce, and will, we hope, plead in excuse

for our not bringing a larger quantity: if we could have spared more we would have given

more; but we are really poor; and desire you’ll not consider the quantity, but, few as they

are, accept them in testimony of our regard…”

“Our wise forefathers established union and amity between the ve nations [Iroquois

Nation]. This has made us formidable. This has given us great weight and authority

with our neighboring nations. We are a powerful Confederacy, and by your observing

the same methods our wise forefathers have taken you will acquire much strength and

power; therefore, whatever befalls you, do not fall out with one another.”



QUESTION: In what ways does the document describe issues of power, wealth, or morality?

Be sure to cite evidence from the document that supports your answer and explain why it supports your answer. Use the RADD process to help answer this question.

3. This Political Cartoon is commenting on...?
A. The Space Race
B. The Vietnam War
C. The Arms Race
D. The Berlin Wall
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In 1861, Paul Broca studied a stroke patient he called “Tan.” He was called this because as a result of brain damage it was the only word he could pronounce. Based on Broca's early work, which of the following brain regions is involved in speech production?

The government uses population information for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:

A.

to declare war

B.

to plan for the future

C.

to meet citizens’ needs

D.

to better serve communities

What are the characteristics/beliefs of Buddhism?

what would you feel if your written works was used by another without mentioning you as the source?​

Professor Andersson is interested in how group members work together. In particular, she studies _____, which is the tendency for group members to maintain cohesiveness and agreement in their decision making, failing to consider all possible alternatives and related viewpoints.