The answer is d. called humanism. Many believe that More was tackling the
Renaissance humanist movement in his work where there is argument over true
nobility and the need to take a realistic view of the world. Some say there are contradictions between
Utopia’s notions and what More believes in reality.
Answer: Taylor frequently sings when reading, while Madison prefers to read silently to herself.
This option will most likely explain this difference.
Since they are two year old identical twins, (take note of TWO YEAR OLD) the probability of them being exposed to almost all kind of the same things is very high, their genetic makeup will be almost similar and expected behaviours.
But of course in the long run, one may become more outspoken than the other. Hence the reason why one sings out loud and the other read silently.
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Explanation:
In order to control its new empire, Spain created a formal system of government to rule its colonies. todemand labor or taxes from Native Americans. The Spanish forced Native Americans to work in the gold and silver mines. Many died when the tunnels caved in.
The correct answer is: "engaging in informed debates with peers".
The option chosen as a correct answer is the only one that does not constitute a right (and somehow also a duty) of citizens in a democratic nation. Specifically, the other three include manners in which citizens in a representative democracy can express their will. Citizens have the power in a democracy and grant it to those political representatives that they consider that can fulfil their interests. Representatives show their intentions (for example, public safety, economic policies, or other types of policies) and political beliefs to the electorate in a political campaign, and are chosen through universal suffrage. The top representative would be the President.
Discussing about political issues with peers does not reach political representatives, that are the ones who have the direct power of transforming the society through policies.
