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Explanation:
The first three of these truths are so familiar that there is hardly need to repeat them: (1) that all men are created equal; (2) that the creator has endowed all men with certain unalienable rights, and (3) that among these rights are the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Instead of clarifying the conditions of this natural equality or elaborating upon these natural rights, however, this single, introductory sentence continues its enumeration of self-evident truths, adding one about the institution of government and another about its dissolution: (4) that governments are instituted to secure the natural rights of man; and (5) that whenever any form of government becomes destructive of the ends for which it was instituted, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it.
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humanism has been at odds with organized religion, specifically with the Roman Catholic Church, which was predominant in the Roman Empire and then in European culture from the Middle Ages on. Humanism is based on liberal principles and a heritage of philosophical thought concerned with ethics.
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D. controlling such a large area
Explanation:
The area that's controlled by the Mesopotamian empires covered western Asia and Northern part of Africa. In 4000 BCE This was among the largest empires in the world .
Since there was no effective method of long distance communication during that time, managing this very large are was extremely difficult. In the end, many part of their regions were left unmanaged and fall to the attacks from other smaller empires or groups of barbarians.
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Imprinting is easily accomplished if the necessary experiences occur:
b. in sensitive periods that differ across species.
Explanation:
Imprinting happens when an animal (or a human being) learns and recognizes the characteristics of a stimulus. The most common example is filial imprinting observed in goslings. They will imprint in any animal, human, or even inanimate object placed before them during a critical sensitive period. They soon begin to follow that animal, human, or object around, as if it were their mother. In the case of goslings, that can happen until up to 16 hours after birth. However, that period changes across species.
