The correct answer is <span>c. subcultures
A subculture refers to a culture in a broader society that has its own separate norms, values, beliefs, customs and practices. Subcultures do not conform to norms and practices of dominant, mainstream culture even they coexist with it. An example of a subculture in present day society is the "hipster culture". Hipsters do not conform to mainstream culture in terms of their clothing, food preferences, lifestyle choices and spiritual beliefs and practices. </span><span>
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Answer:linear; inductive
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A linear worldview is a view in which one sees the world as working in certain orderly , progressive and particular way which is sequential from beginning to end.
Cyclical view on the other side views the world as uncertain
Inductive reasoning- is the reasoning in which conclusion is generalized based on observed events or situations. One collects the data and conclude from that data. It generalizes from specific situations. It doesn't follow that all premises need to be true for a conclusion to be true like in deductive reasoning , it just draws a conclusion that is is general even when not all premises are true.
Taylor is generalizing based only on the data of those who studied overseas and have got greater jobs.
1. The First Amendment: This is the freedom of speech, without the freedom of speech we could not share our ideas or even ask for simple things! This is a very important amendment.
2. The Fourth Amendment: This states they have no right to search your house without purpose. This is important because many of us have private things that are not illegal, but would not want to share.
3. The Tenth Amendment: The goverment only has powers listed in the constitution. If the goverment had to much power they would most likely raised taxes a lot and do things for there own gain. This would be a major issue in America.
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The integer would be 100 above 0.
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Throughout his life, Hobbes believed that the only true and correct form of government was the absolute monarchy. He argued this most forcefully in his landmark work, Leviathan. This belief stemmed from the central tenet of Hobbes' natural philosophy that human beings are, at their core, selfish creatures.
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