In 1630, more Puritans came to the settlement and built Massachusetts Bay Colony where the Old Deluder Law<span> had been passed. </span>
Cyanobacteria, also known as "blue-green algae", are the unicellular organisms which are able to produce oxygen.
Approximately 540 years ago, the atmosphere was very poor on oxygen. Cyanobacteria are thought to be responsible for the oxidization of the atmosphere back then, in an event known as <em>"The Great Oxygenation Event"</em>. As a result, Earth's life forms suffered drastic changes in their composition, as they evolved from being <em>anaerobic</em> to becoming organisms <em>highly dependant</em> on oxygen. The oxygenation of the atmosphere would eventually provide the adequate environment in order for the <em>Cambrian Explosion</em>, or the first diversification of living organisms, to happen.
The American attitude shifted in favor of rights for Native Americans. This is based on "Polls showed that Americans believed in rights for Native Americans". Why it's not A is because it wasn't the polling that contributed to the act, but what the polls showed which is C.
<span>The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) gave the EPA the authority to control the generation, transportation, treatment, storage, and disposal of hazardous waste. The 1984 federal Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendment to this act required phasing out land disposal of hazardous waste.</span>
Answer:
"Handicrafts plan" refer to cottage industries.
Most expensive part of production Skilled labour.
Explanation:
In respect of this passage, the “handicraft plan” refers to cottage industries. According to the author, the most costly part of production under the “handicraft plan” is the cost of Skilled labour.
On the handicraft plan, skilled labour or less skilled labour was usually the most costly element of production.
The above passage was written by Andrew Ure,who was a professor at the University of Glasgow in Scotland,and lived between the year 1778 to 1857 in the book titled The Philosophy of Manufactures.
In his book, Ure foresees the era when workers will become "mere overlookers of machines," doing jobs that do not need much skill. He sees a reward or benefits in eliminating the need for highly skilled workers, because they are always or most times difficult to work with and do make request or demand more money.
