<span>What do you think is the most important aspect of social studies that are used to define humans and their societies?
All aspects of social studies are important to define humans and their societies. Everyone has its own characteristics and so everyone contributes in different ways toward the understanding of the human nature and societies. Trying to pick one is almost impossible as it could sacrifice something really important.
Are there any subject areas that should be included in social studies that are currently ignored?
More than subjects ignored, I think that today we ignored the connection between the different subjects. We have plenty of studies that go vertically in understanding a concept, but rarely we have something horizontal that links and create a general approach that links everything together, so we miss the connections between the subjects.
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The answer is A. Japan.
In the world war II, the Japan worked together with Germany and Italy in order to take over the world. he Basis of their agreement argument is that they will let Japan took control of the Asian continent if their plan is succesful (including Philiphine) while italy and Germany will divide both Europeans and American Continent.
Mestopotamia is viewed as the part of the fertile crescent ands one of the early breadbaskets of human existence. The area was located in the Near East between the Tigris and Euphrates River. It was fertile land, sufficient water and one of the centers of early civilization.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
The whole declaration of Independence is a reasoned document that lists why the colonies were unhappy.
B is not mentioned. Those grievances had to do the George's miss use of power.
D is what the constitution does, not the declaration.
A is the exact thing that fathers did not want. Religion was not part of the process.
C is the last sentence of the second paragraph and it is the answer.
No, almost nothing is inevitable in history
