Lack of resources in general
It may also mean shortage of flora and fauna
The racial or ethnic group that has been the most privileged racial or ethnic group in the United States has been the d. white Anglo-Saxon Protestants.
<h3>Which group is most privileged in the United States?</h3>
In the United States, White people have generally been more privileged than other races. However, even within White people, there are racial or ethnic groups that have been more privileged than others.
A prime example is the White Anglo - Saxon Protestant population. This group is the most privileged in American history. The simple reason for this is that they are the descendants of the British colonists who established the United States and so they have led the nation socially since then.
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Answer:
Labeling.
Explanation:
As the exercise suggests, the process of labeling involves classifying a student with a label, usually due to their ability, potential, attitude or behaviour. In this case, the student who acts bored (who could act like this because the class itself is boring, not because he is a bad student) is being labeled as a bad student by a teacher. Even though in this case this process ends up being negative, it could happen the other way round: he could participate a lot, have good grades and then he would be classified as a good student.
Answer:
B, C, D, E, A
Explanation:
1. The Third Punic War (The third Punic war was known as the last of the Punic Wars and occurred between 149-146 BCE)
2. Tiberius Gracchus is assassinated for trying to establish land reform (Tiberius was assassinated in June 133 BCE for trying to help poor farmers to establish land reforms. He was killed in the riot that resulted)
3. Gaius Marius reforms the Army (This reform was known to be implemented in 107 BCE by Gaius Marius)
4. The revolt of Spartacus and his fellow slaves (Spartacus and his fellow slaves revolted in 73-71 BCE and remains the most successful revolt from slaves in Rome's history)
5. Julius Caesar becomes dictator (Caesar was first appointed dictator in 49 BCE, with the aim of presiding over elections. He resigned after 11 days)
