The culture of California is tied to the culture of the United States as a whole. However, there are features that are unique to California. With roots in the cultures of Spain, Mexico, and the eastern United States, California integrates foods, languages and traditions from all over the world.
Answer:Possible results of the growing problems between the United States and Great Britain include war, fighting, money loss, land loss, and overall bad relations.
-The economic condition of America would get worse due to trading and tariff issues also people began to think that the national government needed to be more powerful since most states did not cooperate with each other British magazine started to call America the Dis-United States
Answer:
crystalline and amorphous. Both of these solids can be differentiated based on their chemical and physical properties.
Answer: The Third statement
Explanation: From Gans highlights, it can be deduced that there are poor people in the society, and basically what this passage says is that "Poor people tend to contribute positively to the society for affluent members" which means that there is an hierarchy in the society and the poor people are positive contributors. This leads to the third statement that "Within a relatively hierarchical society, the existence of poor people guarantees the higher status of the more affluent" because of the positive economic, political, and social functions they contribute.
Answer:
Extinction.
Explanation:
Extinction is a process of weakening the appropriate behavior of the person as he/she behaved previously.
Kathy's teacher didn't teach her not to behave like this and ultimately she increased her way of behaving towards the classmates which are called Extinction.
For example, if we are teaching our dog to shake hands with the people but after some time if we are not admiring him or else we are stopping to ask for the shake hand, we are weakening his way of conditioned behavior.
So finally Extinction stops us to make improvements in our unusual behavior.
