D: artisans
Explanation:
- Named after its alleged capital, Kerma was one of the first urban centers in the Nile region.
- In 1750 BC, they were powerful enough for her kings to organize work on majestic mud-brick walls and structures. They also had rich tombs with possessions for the afterlife and great human sacrifices.
- George Reisner excavated the city of Kerma and found large tombs and palace-like structures. The structures, hint at early stability in the region. The Kingdom of Kerma even almost conquered Egypt. The Egyptians destroyed the kingdom of Kerma and the capital and expanded the Egyptian empire by the fourth cataract.
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A lay jain person is expected to follow their vows which serve as a guide or code. Dedication to their vows also shows their devotion to being a lay jain. Following these vows enables them to live as good people because of their general rule that, "right conduct is the right religion."
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On Crimes and Punishments
Explanation:
Answer:
B) CL > outcome > CLalt.
Explanation:
Pauline moved from Minneapolis to Pierre, South Dakota. In Minneapolis, she had a long history of successful close relationships and several attractive men used to ask her out. In Pierre, she started what she considers a rather poor relationship with Thomas, a man whom she found to be insensitive but better than the other options available in her new, small community. Now that she has lived in Pierre for an extended time, she thinks she will continue dating Thomas. From the perspective of interdependence theory, Pauline is in a situation in which her CL > outcome > CLalt.
