Figure out and understand how exactly you learn and process things and information then simply take it from there.
Read the books given to you and Bing/Google search things of your questioning. Read over the things you will be tested on, Get some nice study music on (something you enjoy nothing to genetic), read your books, quiz yourself to make sure you understand and take these ideas and create your own solutions through figuring out how you'd like to get ready.
- Christianity integrated most fully into regions where European colonial powers ruled, where there was an overwhelming European presence, where the established society had been defeated and disrupted, and where no literate world religion was already established.
- It had the least impact when it had to operate with the permission of non-Christian rulers, when it sought to convert in a society that was stable and well established, and when it sought to convert in a region where a literate world religion already existed.
Source: https://www.coursehero.com/file/p6tre7v/Big-Picture-Questions-1-Why-did-Christianity-take-hold-in-some-places-more-than/
Guardianship is the legal name for it.
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Explanation:
motivated to take action to reduce feelings of discomfort
its a motivator for change
Cognitive dissonance causes feelings of unease and tension, and people attempt to relieve this discomfort in different ways. Examples include “explaining things away” or rejecting new information that conflicts with their existing beliefs
<span>Ribosomes are where the proteins are put together. It is where they are transcribed. Once the ribosomes synthesizing these proteins become bound to the rough ER, the proteins enter or cross the ER membrane cotranslationally — that is, during their synthesis. Soluble proteins in this class first are localized in the ER lumen and subsequently are sorted to the lumen of other organelles or are secreted from the cell. Likewise, the integral membrane proteins in this class initially are inserted into the rough ER membrane during their synthesis; some remain there, but many eventually become localized to the plasma membrane or membranes of the smooth ER, Golgi complex, lysosomes, or endosomes.
Woof! I hope that helps you! That was a rough question! x3
xo Leafling</span>
