I know this is like a year old but brainly asked me to answer it! I think the answer is united states. Im probably wrong though :/ i think im wrong.
Answer:
The Battles of Lexington and Concord, fought on April 19, 1775, kicked off the American Revolutionary War (1775-83). Tensions had been building for many years between residents of the 13 American colonies and the British authorities, particularly in <u>Massachusetts.</u>
A time when Science and Mathematics made great strides is known as the scientific revolution. This period of time saw advancements in the field of science that defined both 16th and the 17th centuries. A political thought based on the new philosophy of empiricism was brought to existence.
Explanation:
- A new nature of science was emerging during the scientific revolution.
- Science became a discipline distinct from Philosophy and Technology.
- Science replaced religions such as "Christianity" as the main point of European Civilization.
- "The Renaissance" and "The Reformation" brought a new view of science with qualities such as
- Re-education of common sense with regards to abstract reasoning
- Substitution of a quantitative for a qualitative view
- View of nature as a machine than as an organism
- Scientists had to be sure of their discoveries through experiments and practices
The concrete suggestions for each group would be:
- Parents
Be more open to the children in having sexual-related talk since an early age, and try to be more understanding on children's sexual development.
- Teachers
Conducted proper amount of sex-education in the curriculum
- Religious leaders
Give proper advice to the teenagers on how to direct their sexual tendencies, do not just blatantly ask them to suppress it.
- Government officials
Funding several campaign or ads to educate citizens regarding negative effect of teen pregnancy
- Teenagers
Be responsible. In the end, we have the majority control of our body and we're also the one that experience the end result of our actions.
I'm pretty sure its <u>blind</u> and <u>vision lost.</u>
