The answer is b) Estate stratification.
This stratification system was a long-run result of feudalism since it fell under the same principles:
1) There's a social hierarchy in which there were a noble class and a peasant class.
2) Only the noble class could have land ownership, and the peasant (or serf) class must work it for the noble's usufruct.
This system of stratification was upheld not only by illustrated monarchies but also by modern nation-estates (like the U.S.), this is how it received the name of estate stratification.
<span> (1) <em>building a network of roads through the
mountains
(2)</em><em> growing rice as a major agricultural product</em>
(3) <em>establishing an encomienda system
</em> (4) <em>creating floating gardens
</em><em />There are some choices my friend!<em>
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Answer:
Sub-Regions, Major Cities, and Points of Interest.
Explanation:
Answer:
Echo effect
Explanation:
Unexpected effects arise from the novel manner in which the media related to criminal justice policy. One such effect refers to the tendency for officials to treat defendants in unpublicized cases harshly if the press has been demanding such treatment for defendants in publicized cases. This is called the <u>echo effect</u>.
