An aggregate refers <span>to people who share the same
physical space, but do not see themselves as belonging together. The term ‘aggregate’
was coined by Karl Marx when explaining social structures. Marx claimed that a
social aggregate differs from a social group, wherein the latter involves two
or more individuals who are familiar to each other, interacting together. </span>
danger is often cited as a feature of abnormality but is rarely seen in those who live with anxiety, depression, and bizarre thinking
<u>Explanation:</u>
Danger points to the potential for harm. Some characters with psychological dysfunctions grow threatening to themselves or others, though it is necessary to highlight that not everybody with psychopathology performs with dangerous practices at all times. The danger is often mentioned, particularly in the media, as a focal feature of psychopathology. For example, a soldier in battle embeds themselves in a risk meeting is describing the D – danger. Some danger of injuring self or others (e.g. suicidal attempts) OR irregularly leaves to have minimal personal hygiene (e.g., smears feces) OR total impairment in communication (e.g., largely incoherent or mute).
I think the context of this was that the Roman Empire started off pretty small but expanded greatly in the about 400 years the map shows
PRO An economy based on the relationship between supply and demand promotes healthy competition. Companies strive to offer better goods or services than other, similar companies. If one company offers more extensive goods and its profit margins increase, then that inspires its competitors to get innovative so that they can retain or gain some of that market. This lively symbiosis is the backbone of free enterprise, and is a huge positive. Consumers gain when companies compete to offer more products or services in varied, often more efficient ways. Consider how the shopping industry drastically changed during the last 10 years with Amazon able to ship products directly to consumers, saving them money and time spent driving to a “big box” store.
CON That potential for profit is as alluring as it is dangerous. In order to maximize the highest profit margin, potential companies often resort to unethical or even illegal behavior. The 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill is arguably a symptom of such a mindset, because of rushing, that oil company caused a horrific natural disaster. Such behavior is detrimental to its employees, because a company is not paying attention to, safety protocols, for example. Rushing or not paying attention to safety protocols, can cause lives lost or at least caused sickness and injury. Free enterprise suffers when companies go completely unchecked and foster corrupt competition.
He reformed the church so that he would change religion forever
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