Los europeos llevaban a un enemigo oculto a los indios: nuevas enfermedades. Los pueblos nativos de América no tenían inmunidad contra las enfermedades que los exploradores y colonos europeos traían consigo. Enfermedades como la viruela, la influenza, el sarampión e incluso la varicela resultaron mortales para los indios americanos.
Answer: c. Empty Love.
Explanation:
The TRIANGULAR THEORY OF LOVE was developed by Robert Sternberg who was a Yale University Professor in the department of Psychology.
The Theory has several forms of Love, the relevant one of which is EMPTY LOVE.
According to Steinberg, Empty love refers to a couple with a high degree of commitment but no intimacy or passion. It is usually seen in early arranged marriages where the couple eventually learn to develop other feelings for their partners apart from the singular original feeling of commitment.
It can also result in strong couples who start out really well but end up being just committed with no intimacy.
The correct answer to this open question to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options for this question we can say the following.
Indian mathematics was able to make great advances in the 3rd and 2nd century BCE, in part because of their development of the decimal system and the invention of "zero."
Indians were smart people and great mathematicians. Great Indian mathematicians such as Brahmagupta or Aryabhata, also developed concepts on algebra negative numbers, and trigonometry that are applicable in modern-day mathematics. From India, these concepts spread to other far regions such as the Middle East or China, where other mathematicians and scholars improved these concepts.
<span>This is an example of "The Observer Effect". Researchers will get skewed or inaccurate data if they don't take this "Observer Effect" into account when conducting research or studies.</span>
