Explanation:
In the nineteenth century, males and females were not treated equally. Women were thought to be the 'weaker sex.' Middle-class women were severely affected even though they had no need to leave the house or go to work. Because women did not want to concern about problems like poverty, the middle and lower classes took women's roles very seriously.
According to abraham maslow, ________ is the need to find meaning and identity beyond the self.
Answer self actualization
Answer:
There are differences between layers of the earth based on composition and in response to stress.
Explanation:
There are three layers of Earth based on 'chemical composition': the crust, the mantle, and the core. The outermost part is the crust which is less than 1% of Earth by mass. It consists of oceanic crust and continental crust. The mantle is hot and the last layer core is mostly composed of iron metal.
The physical behavior of earth depends on how much pressure it faces and its repose to stress. As we go deep inside the earth, the pressure and temperature increase. Lithosphere, Asthenosphere, Upper and lower mesosphere, outer and inner core are layers of Earth subjected to pressure. Lithosphere is the strongest layer. Asthenosphere being weaker than lithosphere.
Answer:
Acceptance
Explanation:
Acceptance of the identity in the society assign. This is the group of interracial where identifying in the group. In the group, people think that these groups belong to the interracial people. They are in the group with the support of their family.
Thus here in the above context, a person who is not questioning racial inequalities in society and even thinks that all minority people need to assimilate in the group are the result of acceptance.
The first one Is C. One section of the food web would be greatly impacted: the section containing the insects and insect-eating animals. Without insects and possibly spiders, there would be no food for the toads and insectivorous birds.
The second one would be D. There would be a decrease in the population of marine organisms.
