-help their mothers cook and clean
- Play with dolls/house activities
- learn to sew
- groom themselves
- learn Latin, and other world languages
- learn from their mother how to raise a family
- play disk/games with sticks
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The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "D. All of them were affected by the Columbian Exchange." Among the choices, there is no <span>affected by the Columbian Exchange</span>
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached we can say the following.
Explain the economic push and pull factors that influenced migration to the United States from the Caribbean between 1962 and 1985
The push factors that forced people from the Caribbean to emigrate to the United States were the harsh economic conditions that these people lived in their former Caribbean countries. They were were enough jobs for all the people and the jobs that existed were low paid, and some were under risky conditions. The education system in the Caribbean Islands was poor and not every student had access to it. In some other cases, people were running from political persecution.
The pull factors were the following The first one, people knew that the industries and companies in the United States offered better-paid jobs, which meant a better future for their families. The US education system is a quality system that offers quality preparation from elementary school to the college level. Another factor was lower crime rates, which meant a better sage space for people.
<span>· </span>Capitalism promotes efficiency. All the businesses in a society based on capitalism acquire motivations to be productive and work efficiently and create in-demand products. Motivations produce burdens to lessen costs and reduce waste. Public businesses usually are not so efficient, for example, they are usually not getting extra workers, and they give fewer incentives
<span>· </span>There is an innovation in Capitalism. Businesspersons and companies are looking to innovate and develop more money making goods. It means more investment in innovative goods that can be widespread among the buyers.
<span>· </span><span>Economic expansion. Businesses and consumers are getting motivations and incentives to do their work better. This will result in a higher standard of living. </span>
