Answer:
hierarchical organization.
Explanation:
Hierarchical organization is a type of organization in which a larger more general categories are split or subdivided into smaller more specific categories, this enables the creation of a number of levels among the categories.
In hierarchical organization a student studying can decide to break down the book into chapter outlines, headings, learning objectives, and test questions, and by taking his lecture and textbook notes in outline format. This will lead to being more organized and will enhance productivity.
"Cultural diffusion" is about:
d. The transmission of trends from one culture to another
According to the conflict approach to socialization,
lower-class children, when compared to more affluent youngsters are more likely
to be arrested, convicted and even imprisoned or generally involved in crime.
This is because of their poverty which keeps them powerless and at the bottom
compared to their affluent counterparts
One main reason would be the distance between the two country's, this could be very expensive depending on how far apart the countries are apart. Another conflict is the country currency, for instance 1 dollar in america could only equal 50 cent in japan. in order to purchase things in another country america would have to convert their money into the country they are try to buy money. One exchange rate is known as the flexible exchanged rate, in this system the exchange rate is calculated by supply and demand, the exchange rate in this system reflect the market. The fluctuations in currency values are only based day to day and they can change the amount of imports and exports. The other exchange rate is fixed exchange rates, in this system the governments are consistent with keeping the currency values similar to other governments. This particular system make trading easier. The only problem found in this system is that it keeps a lot of pressure n the supply and demand which is the reason why currency why values change.
Both Mayans and Egyptians came up with the idea of constructing pyramids as part of their cultural identity.