Anthropologists classify tribes and nations into groups with strong similarities in culture and traits.
Explanation:
Anthropologist analyses the social groups, their origin, race, ethnicity, culture and traits. Social groups include tribal and other migrated families. These tribal group into a specific identical cluster on the basis of similarity in their cultures and traits. Traits include food habits, living style, livelihood pattern, dressing sense etc.
Some of the tribes used hunting or some use gathering as their source of livelihood. Some used to intake raw food and some half cooked condition. Their religious believed also differs from group to group like some tribal groups rely on worship of idol whereas some relies on worship of nature no idol.
<span>A team member is unable to perform an assigned task because there might be issue that needed to be tackled as leader and these maybe the following:
1) the member's task assigned to him might be hard for him
2) the task might not be achievable
3) the task might not be fit for his abilities, knowledge and skills
4) he might need assistance or mentorship</span>
Answer:
peripheral; central
Explanation:
The peripheral route to persuasion is described as one of the types routes to persuasion in which a particular listener or person tends to decide whether he or she needs to agree with the specific message that is based on any other cues apart from the strength of message's ideas or arguments.
The central route to persuasion is described as one of the different types of the route to persuasion in which an individual is being persuaded by the specific content of the message delivered.
In the question above, Suzy is persuaded via the peripheral route whereas Sally is persuaded via the central route to persuasion.
Answer:
to cultivate crops to feed animals and family
Explanation:
some of the first crops were mostly grains and wheat but later came to veggies such as peas and chickpeas
B
Explanation: It was heard in a federal district court, represented by section D on the diagram.
