I believe the Federal government
This represents the source of research ideas called classroom lecture.
There are several sources which can inspire and help someone to develop a research question. Some of them are theory, everyday occurrence, serendipity and past research. In this case, Whitney was taught about the bystander effect in her social psychology course and she was inspired to undertake an undergraduate research project on this subject.
There could be a lot different answers for this question
this is a general over view
social group: what do you mean ?
art: calligraphy, Chinese brush painting
economy: mainly exporting goods, many factories
religion: mainly Buddhists and Christian
language: many dialect (Cantonese and Mandarin are the most popular), there is only one written language
history: time of warring states, then china united, went through dynasties, government change (from nationalism, to communism, to the more republic China now)
daily life: similar to America except different food eaten, more focus on math and science (less on history and art) and different modes of transportation (not everyone has a car)
government: currently called communist but more republic
The correct answer is letter A. A tribute empire is mostly a self-ruled type of government. Various ancient states or countries used this form of leadership to assure their colonies protection and security in return for tributes that they offer. This is a sign of submission and allegiance to prevent war from happening in several countries.
Answer:
Arbitrary
Explanation:
The exchange merely serves as a reminder that language is arbitrary. It is subjective and not objective in nature.
- A widely accepted interpretation of a word or phrase can be change later on with new trends developing.
- When we say something is arbitrary, it implies that it is subjected to individuals interpretation.
- One version of analogy is not binding.
- Nathan must have had his own version of the interpretation of the phrase "cool cat" for him to object the perceived view point of his grandfather.