Answer:
The correct answer is: B. Criticize more.
Explanation:
To nit-pick is to unnecessarily criticize unimportant details that do not change the intended meaning of the original sentence.
For example, if someone is talking about an event that took place "in the 90's" and someone barges in to correct the first person and tell them that "in reality, it took place in 1992", that is nit-picking.
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Explanation:
They depended on Factory goods
Bees, sugarcane, rice, wheat, goats, donkeys, pigs, chicken, and cattle.
The Spanish brought many new goods to the New World through the process now referred to as the Columbian Exchange.
The Columbian Exchange was the exchange of goods between the Old World and the New World. Disease was the most devastating to the New World but many other foods goods improved and diversified cuisine in the New World. Domesticated animals helped provided more protein as well as help for labor and farming. Stable grains were aided as well with rice and wheat becoming staples in the Americas.
Pyramids were built with a variation of stone materials; low grade limestone was used at the core; fine white limestone was used for the outer casting or to cover interior walls; pink granite was used also on inner walls; basalt or alabaster was used for floors; and mud bricks were used to build the walls in the temples.
Fibres are either "recovered" or "virgin." Virgin means fibre that came directly from a tree and is newly made, previously unused, as opposed to recovered fibre.
