Answer/Explanation
Here are some things I think make up geography.
- Countries
- States/Provinces
- Continents
- Oceans/Seas
- Islands
- Bays
Geography means the study of Earth's land forms (geology).
Hope this helps!
Answer:
<em>Class </em>mobility.
Explanation:
<u>Class mobility </u>is a type of social mobility when representatives of a lower-class move to the higher class. It can occur as a result of changes in both classes.
In the given example it occurs both because of the fact that families in the higher class have fewer children and because some offsprings from a lower-class families are hardworking. The tendency that higher-class couples tend to have fewer children leads to the more available spaces in the entry-level labor force, which in turn creates more real opportunities for children from lower-class families. This in is itself becomes an extra motivator to work harder.
Answer:
The Peace of Westphalia laid the foundations of modern Europe by acknowledging Europe as a collection of independent states as well as leading to a rise of nationalism among those states, by ending religious wars, and by introducing a new way of peace negotiation.
Explanation:
I'm not sure
Depending on the context, it can either be "Imperialism" or "Colonialism", the main difference pertaining to the exploit of the lesser nation's resources.
Louella's evaluation of the cost ................................. for her growing family represents her RATIONAL motives; how the car makes her feel when she is driving it ................................... behind the wheel reflected her EMOTIONAL motives.
1. Rational motives refers to decision making that are based on completely objective criteria. For instance, when a consumer want to purchase a product,he has to base his decision on some criteria such as the price of the product, its utility, profits that will be derived from it, etc.
2. Emotional motive on the other hand based decisions to buy products on personal or subjective criteria such as love for the product, vanity, pride, entertainment, envy, etc. Emotional motive originates from psychological needs or impulse rather than from carefully thought out plans.
