Cultural ecology is the study of human adjustment to social and physical environment. It refers to biological processes that enable a population to survive, reproduce and sustain a changing environment. Humans can turn ecologically sustainable behaviors into repetitive customs that become culture.
Humans are animals and unlike any other animal on earth, have the ability to think, reason and process as well as adapt. Developing a culture for humans to sustain the environment is our challenge today. To develop social and survival behaviors that become consistent customs pursuant to sustain our environment.
A, Most Europeans believed in one god and Christianity was heavily favored within the Europeans. Europeans brought slavery to work for them to work in the fields and also enslaved some of the natives. Europeans massively used all the natural resources around them for their own benefit and didn't believe they had life or they were to be respected
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Georgia gained new territory of the Ohio River Valley as a result of the war. Georgia colonists suffered great losses of lives and property. Georgia was a buffer zone in the fighting between the French and the Indians. Georgia was the only colony to support the French against the British in the war.
Fascists usually gain power after a country's economic collapse.
