If you wanna understand this question a gotta look up the Chinese and European Opium War but I'll give my short answer to this.
Back during the Qing Dynasty, China was the zenith of economic leadership. They were prosperous in literally every single area of trade all across the globe. Because of this, the Qing emperor, Qianlong, knew China had no reason to seek better trade deals or go on ventures in expansionism. When the Europeans came to China to ask for basically spheres of influence and a piece of land to start more trade with China (the land with everything) which would only benefit the European opium, Qianlong was like "hell naw". Europe was like "bruh" and is still salty about it today. Qianlong was just stating the economic situation at the time and in reaction to it he rejected the european trade requests cuz china had everything and he knew europe couldnt complain cuz they dont control a ton of the resources at that time.
Answer:
Early majority
Explanation:
According to Roger's diffusion of innovation models, in the technology or innovation adoption life cycle, the people who are interested in trying out new technology or techniques and are willing to wait for the new technology to be available are called the early majority. This model was presented in 1962 and suggests that the early majority people percentage is about 34% of the total.
Is this a question or statement? Because I know a lot of people who are religious and eat meat...
A census<span> is the procedure of systematically acquiring and recording </span>information<span> about the members of a given </span>population. It is a regularly occurring and official count of a particular population<span> The term is used mostly in connection with </span>national population and housing censuses<span>; other common censuses include agriculture, business, and traffic censuses. The </span>United Nations<span> defines the essential features of population and housing censuses as "individual enumeration, universality within a defined territory, simultaneity and defined periodicity", and recommends that population censuses be taken at least every 10 years.</span>
