This is called the Columbian Exchange: the exchange of species and populations between the Old and the New World, including some diseases, plants as tomato and potato and animals.
Answer:
5 subtracted from b.
Explanation:
5 is being subtracted from b. My answer just simplifies this statement.
Answer:dismissive parenting strategy
Explanation:
Dismissing parents try by all means to not pay attention to emotional reactions of their children. They dismiss those emotions by saying words like "get over it , it's not that big of a deal" just like Violet's parents. This prohibit the chance they can have to emotional connect with their children. For them to deal with those emotions they will tell the child to just get over them , their belief is that emotional displays are a sign of being weak. One should contain these emotions if they need to be strong or they take these emotions as manipulation.
This can have a long term negative impact in children when they become adults , they may have emotional baggage or treat others the same way or even harshly.
Answer:
they are both nomadic
Explanation:
Dinka and Nuer connected to each other either through adoption, marriage, and cultural assimilation. Their identity depended on kinship affiliation as much as language. They share a significant amount of vocabulary.
Answer:
it can depend
Explanation:
what i mean is the situation how well you know them? why are they being disruptive? is it because the are talking to loud in a librarie if so a simple "may you please keep it down it is hard to focus" can work but if someone is say grieving or crying it would be insensitive to tell them to be quiet or that others have bigger things to deal with so you would console and comfort them.
