The king of Spain, Phillip II encouraged the exploration and conquest of Mexico, Central and South America, in the early 16th century and in the same century, John III of Portugal did the same for Brazil and in Italy, Charles V also promoted world explorations around the time that of Christopher Columbus made his four voyages.
<span>One of the factors was the Columbian exchange.</span><span>
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It is known as Columbian exchange to exchange plants, animals, minerals, people and even ideas that were between America and Europe. This exchange raised the quality of life of people in Europe because I bring riches to the old continent, more food, and technology. The new technologies and plants allowed people to have access to new foods, improving their diet and extending their life expectancy.
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The "wisdom stage". During this stage elderly ask themselves "is it ok to have been me"? According to German-American Erik Erikson, there are nine stages in life and each of them is characterised by a certain question and by a certain set of assumptions that the person holds regarding life and society.
Answer:exit role =A straight-A student decides to quit her sorority to focus on her grades.
conflict role = A straight-A student who spent most of her time studying in high school joins a sorority and faces increased pressure to spend less time studying
strain role=Fraternity and sorority members are required to devote a significant amount of time to social events and community service each semester.
Explanation:Exit role , as the word exit mean leaving , exit role also refers to actual abandoning a certain role , probably because that role is not as crucial as other roles in your life. I.e leaving sorority group for your studies.
Conflict role means you facing two equally demanding roles , which are competing against each other and it difficult for you to balance between these roles.
Strain role refers to a role that is demanding and may be straining you .
