At the same time, Britain feared that if it lost the American colonies, it would lose the entire British Empire. In 1776, Britain did not have 13 New World colonies, it had 30. The American Revolution raised the specter of the loss of Ireland and the British West Indies.
Cross-culturally, men tend to place greater emphasis on beauty in their preferences for a mate, and women tend to place greater emphasis on stature in their preferences for a mate
Explanation:
In the evolutionary function of selection partners, men are trying to find women whoa re the most suitable to bear their children, that is the women whoa re fit and look good.
This translates into the beauty standard that the men follow and they look for beautiful women.
The women meanwhile try to look for a man who can provide them with in their pregnancy and then can look after the children so they look for men with stature and the ones that are strong in their group
True because the limited knowledge of one viewpoint isn't enough to encompass all possible theories or ideas
Nacirema", which satirizes anthropological papers on "other" cultures, and the culture of the United States. Horace Mitchell Miner wrote the paper and originally published it in the June 1956 edition of American Anthropologist.
The first one is D. the trade court, and the second one is c.9.
