Factors that encourage residents to settle in cities are called pull factors. Pull factors are the reasons why people move to urban locations in towns and cities for greater opportunities, advanced technology, better facilities, and better wealth. The on the other hand, there will be a push factor to most areas where people leave such as in provinces or countryside that caused unemployment and poverty.
Im going with A but not sure
They wanted freedom from the Church of England, which they believed to be wrong.
"<span>The Pilgrims were Puritans who escaped to Holland as political exiles in 1608. They immigrated to North America on the Mayflower in 1620. "Pilgrim" means a person who takes a long journey, usually for a religious or moral purpose; "Pilgrim" also is the popular term for all passengers of the Mayflower who sought religious freedom"
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"<span>Puritan newcomers continued to think of themselves as English. They saw their new colony as a "city on a hill" which would set an example of biblical righteousness in church and state for the entire world to emulate. The Puritans emphasized especially the importance of community over individuality."</span>
http://peopleof.oureverydaylife.com/were-pilgrim-puritan-colonies-similar-different-5394.html
The correct answer is: "all but choice C"
- Analogical representations: are mental or artificial images which closely replicate the physical characteristics of the original reality (object, place...) that it aims to modelize. For example, maps, pictures or diagrams.
- Symbolic representation: it is an abstract type of representation in the sense that it aims to replicate a reality without using its physical characteristics. The main example would be writing. Another example could be using a logo, or a color code, etc.
Therefore both are <u>mental representation</u>s, both <u>require thinking</u> as they consist on elaborating on the information that the human mind perceives through its senses, and both are <u>basic elements of thought,</u> as they help to create linkages among differente knowledges: experiences, concepts, etc.
