The correct answer is A. The South lacked capital and educated labour force. The Southern economy did not develop like the North because the South was strongly Angelican while the north was Puritain which led to differences in work ethic and education. Puritainism values a literate population because everyone should be able to read the Bible, while in the south, books did not matter and education was considered to be for the wealthy. Economy in the South was based around human labor and slavery. The North used more ingenuity and intellect which led to blossoming of the industry and trade.
Answer: third step, developing a hypothesis
Explanation: With respect to the scientific method, Macy is working on the <u><em>third step</em></u> of the method, namely, developing a <em><u>hypothesis</u></em>. The scientific method is a series of steps that investigators use to explore observations, to find cause and effect relationships, and answer a question. The six steps of the scientific method are observation, background research, developing a hypothesis, test it with experimentation, results of the experiment, and conclusion. In the first step, Macy has found interesting topics. She has done background research reading about these topics. Now she has to develop a hypothesis.
<span>a. famine</span><span>
Industrialisation affected the poor in a way that they, as manual labors, were replaced by machinery in order to do the tasks or jobs that were usually done manually. During industrialisation, agricultural society was replaced to a manufacturing one. Because of this, there was a lower demand for workers as many lost their jobs because of machinations. Due to the higher demand for jobs by these people, many of the poor people accepted jobs with low wages to compete for those others who are also in need of jobs. </span>
Answer:
genes
Explanation:
Certain people are born with genes that react differently than others thus causing food allergies.
Creationism is the belief that all life, including humans, were created by God
In the Book of Genesis,
<span> "And The Lord God formed man from the dust of
the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and man
became a living being." (Genesis 2:7).
However with scientific evidence, Creationism can be doubted.
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