It changed immensely. In an agricultural society, there were basically poor people and rich, no in between. So most had to fend for themselves such as farming. While most of these people could barely survive, education was not affordable or free, so only rich kids were availably to it. Once a industrial society kicked in, cities grew larger and housing units for workers and there families were built by the companies so they could live close to work. Even poor people could get an education and have leisure time. This is when entertainment and sporting activities got very popular. Meaning many people did other things than work on the farm, they enjoyed the city life.
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The answer is: Fergus Craik and Robert Lockhart
Both of them realized that some people often experienced a delayed response after receiving some information that is hart to deal with. This led to the conclusion that to levels of processing exist when we try to encode a certain information. (this can explain why the delay happened)
For example, When a mother heard that her son has died in an accident, that woman would not directly cried the second she heard the news.
She would most likely stunned for a while and unable to make proper response for other people. This because she experienced a difficult process to pass all the levels of processing needed to receive the information.
This is basic biology. If a species of bird eats a particular species of plant seeds, then the bird proceeds to disperse or drop the seeds in new places through its fecal matter, the plant will continue to grow in new places and thrive.
If the species of bird is eaten or killed off by say a disease, there are no birds to spread the plant seed, therefore resulting in the death of the plant species
American Farm Bureau Federation
Place the first triangle or flare 10 feet exactly behind the side of the vehicle that is closest to the road as a general guideline. The second 100 feet should be placed 100 feet behind the car, aligned with the centre of the bumper.
<h3>Emergency Warning Devices</h3>
The driver of a vehicle must activate the danger warning system and leave it on until the exterior warning devices are in place if the vehicle is stopped on a highway or shoulder other than for a required traffic stop. The warning devices must be picked up before the vehicle continues, at which point the hazard warning system must be used once more.
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