They would probably say we did good with what we had. Although many people don't realize it technology increases every 4-6 months. So they could think that or think that we could have done better. They also might think that our economy might have affected the results that were made. It really depends on their perspective.
<span>1. If I am a female, some ways in which I might "do
gender" or act like a girl or woman can be: wearing dresses/ skirts, playing
with dolls, watching "chick flicks", wearing makeup, reading
magazines like Glamour or Vogue, getting manicures, gossiping, showing an
interest in having children, buying jewelry, etc.
2. Since I am more of a "tomboy" in the way I dress, I do not conform to gender norms of a girl/ woman. Similarly, since I study engineering, like sports over shopping, do not like pink, do not wear makeup and focus on grooming and my appearance, I do not conform to gender norms of being a girl/woman.
3. I challenge gender norms by showing the above traits since they are not traits of a stereotypical girl/ woman. The female gender is not associated with sports, studying engineering, dressing like a tomboy, and disregarding grooming and appearance.
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The answer is B
Explanation:
Douglass learned to write by observing ship carpenters, writing on timber, receiving lessons from the ship carpenters and copying passages from books
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although you forgot to include the options, we can say the following.
Animals such as horses and mammoths were an important resource for humans in that these animals provided meat for eating and their hair could be used as thread for sewing clothes.
When humans used to hunt to feed their families, mammoths were a great source of food, meat, and protein. From mammoths' skin, humans could make furs that were used as clothes to protect them from harsh weather conditions. When humans domesticated horses, they represented a great resource for transportation and carry relatively heavy loads. So these animals have been useful for human beings.