The correct answer is D. Universalism
Explanation:
In sociology, the term universalism refers to cultural elements that are shared in multiple cultures rather than different in each culture as proposed by cultural relativism. Although there are more elements that are particular to each culture, there are few ones that are commonly shared by all cultures around the world such as music, laugh, religion as each human group or culture had some form of music, religion and their members use laugh to show joy or similar emotions which implies these elements of culture are global or universal. Therefore, in this case, music and laughter are examples of universalism as these are shared by different cultures or applied universally which is the main principle of universalism.
Answer:
see below
Explanation:
The importance of punctuality and honoring the word:
I first came to realize that North Europeans, (Germans) value each minute of an hour of their time, so Latinos normally subestimate being on time.
From my experience, I learn punctuality is a way of respecting other peoples time and show formality and responsability. This is not only applicable to work meetings, it also includes meeting anyone, regardless the matter.
Time is so carefully being measured that the subway trains arrive in precisely the minute they are planned to do so.
Also meeting Japanese and keeping the word, is a lifetime experience that leaves great impact, for it is often underestimated to speak out of emotion,
Every time we make a vow to others or to ourselfs we should honor the word.
That is the basic principle , to become better individuals and self discipine.
In contrast our culture tends to lack this values But taking into account them and practicing for oneself leaves positive impression and a lasting impact on our interactions with others and increases our culture and values.
The answer is the arabian sea
Genghis forged the empire by uniting the nomadic tribes of the Asian steppe and creating a devastatingly effective army based on fast, light, and highly coordinated cavalry. Expert horsemen and archers, the Mongols proved unstoppable, defeating armies in Iran, Russia, Eastern Europe, China, and many other places.
