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dem82 [27]
3 years ago
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Which of the following examples is consistent with the concept of a crisis as defined by James Marcia?

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netineya [11]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Since the last time she had a child, Lila had planned to become a physician when she grew up. But then, she has become really interested in physics, and now she is evaluating related career options such as engineering.

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Ever since humans arrived on earth, we can observe three key cultural changes that have decisively influenced culture formation, development and human progress. Each of the changes is a turning point in the way people live, their habits, their relationships, the causes of war, and culture in general. The first change is the emergence of agriculture, when people usually settled in river valleys began to reap the benefits of river gifts during the year and cultivate the fertile land that would emerge. The rich yields from agriculture meant an initial fortune that gradually grew and the opportunity to exchange for other products but also to expand our own production possibilities. This is how some of the most famous ancient civilizations were born, such as Mesopotamia, Egypt, Persia, etc. Already with the first advancement in agriculture and the way of thinking about the settlement of fertile plains due to yield and wealth, or near the coasts, for ease of trade, fishing, etc., a culture of life is developing in populated, civilized and even urban settlements. On the one hand, this meant cultural progress, but also devastating wars over fertile plains, convenient shores, as well as the concentration of people in certain places and the pollution of those places. It was not uncommon for an epidemic of a disease to occur in populated areas, or due to over-grazing of land, resorting to alternative farming methods, and even ferocious wars and land grabbing. All of this affected the environment. We cannot say that the pollution at the time was the same as at the time of the Industrial Revolution, or as it is today, but it was certainly more than before the emergence of agricultural societies and the rise of civilizations.

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