Answer:
Polychronic
Explanation:
Polychronic cultures are much less focused on the preciseness of accounting for time. Polychronic cultures are more focused on tradition and relationships rather than on tasks. Polychronic societies have no problem being late for an appointment if they are deeply focused on some work or in a meeting that ran past schedule, because the concept of time is fluid and can easily expand or contract as need be. As a result, polychronic cultures have a much less formal perception of time. They are not ruled by precise calendars and schedules.
Trading rights on the Mississippi River is an answer that I'd consider.
Answer:Positive Punishment
Explanation:
Positive is when a stimulus is added with a purpose to decrease a behavior.
Punishment is a term used in Operant conditioning which discourages an unwanted behavior from reoccurring.
When a person is exposed to unwanted negative consequences they are likely to quite the behavior.
A punishment is positive when it adds unwanted consequences.
A meeting with the dean was added, and this decreased the behavior (unprofessional behavior), so this is positive punishment.
Answer:
D. increased the power of slaves states by counting 3/5 of the slaves instead of none of them.
Explanation:
The number of representatives that a state can has within the government body is influenced by the number of population that the states have. More population means that the states can send more representatives.
States with high number of representatives tend to have easier time in passing legislations that are beneficial for their perspective states.
The constitution never considered slaves as "citizens" . Therefore, the northern states argued that slaves shouldn't be considered as a population. The southern states believe the opposite.
As a result, they come into a compromise. The 3/5 compromise allowed the southern states to count the slaves as their overall population, but one slaves can only be counted as one white citizens. This increase the power of states that had a lot of slaves.
<span>Native Americans and Africans. I don't quite remember but it's in my guts</span>