Answer:
Piracy is not just about business, sovereignty, and government, but war. An extraterrestrial alien who had no knowledge of the human rules of war might have a difficult
time deciding whether the violence of looting after fighting in a conflict between humans
was legitimate or not, an act of legitimate war or illegitimate, violent theft. A legal
problem exists here in that the same people may be doing the same action in one place
and in another place, and in the first place they are perhaps doing these things legally,
and in the second, illegally. The key is whether states have commissioned crews or not; if
they have, then the looting is “legitimate” and the fighting is considered “war.” if they
haven’t, then it is piracy.
Answer:
listening for gist
Explanation:
Here Sheila is listening to get the gist of how you actually spent your day. Sheila is listening to get the main idea of your explanation on how your day went. Here she filters all the details and says, "aha", "yes" in acknowledgement while she tries to figure out "the highlights" of your day-to-day what actually summarized your day according to your explanations to her.
I believe his name was Renee Descartes . “cogito ergo sum”
I would say D) Geology. That's a whole other subject itself. Economics, geography, and history all fit into the category Social Studies. That is things happening around the world. Social stuff. Hence the name Social Studies. So once again, D is your answer. Geology is about the science that deals with the earth's physical structure and substance, its history, and the processes that act on it.<span> The geological features of an area.</span> That would not fit in.
~Silver
