Answer:
The correct option is A: It made congressional laws the supreme laws of the land
Explanation:
Winthrop argument was what was stated in the sixth article of the Constitution as at the time; which ensured that the continental laws shall become "the supreme law of the land", ensuring that every judge regardless of the state is bound by these laws, notwithstanding whatever the laws of the state is. Winthrop argued that making congressional or continental laws the supreme laws of the land was not right because every state has its own characteristic and must be allowed to create its own laws.
Answer:
As a result, the population will be decreased.
Explanation:
Immigration is act of living in another country in which people will be residents of their destination country in which they don't have any nationalism and they want to live there permanently for employment purpose and permanently residential purpose.
Emigration is the act of leaving the own country to take reside elsewhere in another country for employment or permanently residential purposes.
Emigration is a process or act or movement from their own country to another.
Hence Immigration and emigration both will impact the population by reducing it.
Tasks that involve identification of an object would be expected to activate neurons of the <u>ventral stream</u>, while tasks that identify the location of an object would activate the <u>dorsal stream</u>.
<u>Explanation</u>:
The visual information is transferred to the temporal lobe from the primary visual cortex through the pathway of a ventral stream. The ventral stream conveys information related to object form and recognition.
The ventral stream is used for vision perception, while the dorsal stream is used for vision action.
The action and recognition of the location of the objects in space is carried out by dorsal stream. The dysfunction of the dorsal stream may lead to complexity of a visual scene and reduced visual perceptions.
