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Answer:
ex nihilo → creation of life from nothing
earth diver → the transfer of life from another world to Earth.
world parents → creation resulting from the union of two natural forces
emergence → Earth emerging from water.
Explanation:
World parents is seen to be creation resulting from the union of two natural forces. In this creation myth, the mother and father are seen to symbolize earth and sky respectively. In this type of myths, it's seen that the world parents usually appear at the late stage of creation.
Ex nihilo refers to the creation of life out of nothing. It reveals that matter isn't eternal but was created from divine creative act.
Earth diver refers to the transfer of life from another world to Earth. In this myth, it's revealed that a diver (like a bird) was sent by a creator which plunges into seabed and from their brings up sand that is used to create the terrestrial world.
Answer: The US economy has been expanding extensively.
Explanation:
The impact of the US economy just before the outbreak of World War I was intense and spread in every direction of the world. The United States was the largest exporter of cotton, wheat, and some other agricultural products. The development of the industry has made US goods competitive and much cheaper than the European market.
Leading US companies such as International Harvester, Singer, Du Pont, Bell, Colt, and Standard Oil have been technologically equal or often better than any in the world. During this period, New York, which was the leading economic port of the world, distinguished itself and distinguished itself as the financial center of the united states. During this period (specifically in 1912), US military intervention took place in Nicaragua, all to protect the economic interests of the united states.
