Mount Olympus was very important to the Greeks because not only was it told in legend that Zeus and his family lived there, but the flame of olympus dwelt within there and without the flame, all the god's powers were much weaker and so was the land itself.
<span>A Nuclear family.
Family form that consists of one or both parents and their children living without any of their extended family members.</span>
Your question is a little ambiguous. Essentially you are describing what is known as a "mixed economy" where elements of a private enterprise economy are mixed with a centrally planned economy. A mixed economy like my own one (Ireland) has private industry which supplies the market with the goods it wants, while the government own the state transport company (CIE) which serve bus and rail services in Ireland. The state also has its own electricity company called ESB, however, both the transport industry and the electricity industry are open to competitors.
Hopefully I answered what I think you were asking, but if your question was essentially asking what type of economy is the opposite to private enterprise, your answer is a "Centrally Planned Economy" colloquially known as Communism.
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Answer:
Funcionalism as a Sociologal perspective
Explanation:
According to the functionalist perspective, the society consists of interrelated parts that are working together as a whole. Some times caos arises and this caos is necessary in order to self regulate the whole. The society is seen as a biological organism that self regulates and that evolved from primary forms of life. As societys grows, the interrelations arise in ever increasing complex interactions. The works has been influenced by the vies of H Spencer, Durkheim, Parsons, and others.
Answer:
<u>In both countries, the majority of the population lives in urban areas.</u>
Explanation:
Italy has more than 58 million inhabitants, of which 68 percent lives in urban areas or cities. The largest cities are Rome (2.7 million), Milan (1.5 million), Naples (1.2 million), etc.
In Germany, which has 83 million inhabitants around 85 percent of people lives in urban areas, among which the largest ones are Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, etc.