The answer is "Heritability".
Heritability reflects the way that all people in any types of living things contrast from multiple points of view among each other. The variety (~differences) among people inside a species relies upon both genetic and ecological contrasts. For instance, individuals differ in height.
Answer:
Monks and nuns made vows to live and worship within their communities for the rest of their lives. They also promised to obey their leaders, work for the good of the community, remain unmarried, and own nothing individually. ... Catholics believed that the way people lived would affect their lives after death.
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Answer: C) Autonomy
Explanation:
AUTONOMY is simply being independent. It is the ability to make independent choices and choices of your own volition. It is been able to survive without having to depend too much on others.
Eva's parents are fostering AUTONOMY by allowing their daughter to be independent.
Erikson notes that in his theory, Eva (in her EARLY CHILDHOOD STAGE according to Erikson) will likely develop Autonomy because of her parents' attitude as opposed to SHAME and DOUBT.
Answer:
Europeans did not begin settling North America again until about 500 years later.
Explanation:
The question is phrased a little inaccurately because Greenland is technically in North America and the Norse peoples continued their colonization of Greenland for 500 years. This is significant I think because the question deals with Viking culture and presence in the North Atlantic. Christopher Columbus arrived in the Americas in 1492 (in the Caribbean region). The Viking site in Newfoundland is called L'Anse aux Meadows. There is debate about how long the site was occupied, with most scholars believing it was only occupied for a relatively short span of time as no burials have been found or other evidence of generations living at the site. Others think it might have been used more like a repair facility or outpost (Barraclough, 2016).
