Answer: Malthusianism
Explanation:
For about 1,000 years after the fall of the Roman Empire, there was essentially no growth in output per person in European increase in output led to a proportional increase in population. This type of phenomenon is referred to as Malthusianism.
This policy believed that there will be no growth in the output per person because the output growth will lead to population growth and therefore, a balance between the food supply and the population growth should be put in place to checkmate this.
Answer:
I guess 5?
Explanation:
We don't have the test right here but maybe 5.
Sigmund Freud and Josef Breuer proposed that allowing patients to discuss their problems under hypnosis would provide a therapeutic emotional release. This emotional release called <u>Catharsis</u>.
An emotional release is called a catharsis. This emotional release is connected to a need to resolve unconscious tensions, according psychoanalytic thought. For instance, feeling stressed out about a situation at work may result in agitation and tension.
Over time, intense and challenging sensations may become more prominent as a result of trauma, stress, worry, fear, and wrath. In emotional release there comes a time when it seems like there is just too much emotion and upheaval. If they can't find a means to let go of this bottled-up feeling, people may even feel as though they are about to "explode."
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The Spanish established permanent settlements in North America. The first settlement was a Spanish fort called St. Augustine in Florida. It was established in 1565. Its primary function was that of a base camp for explorers who explored the continent. It was also used as a centre to convert the local Native Americans to Roman Catholicism. There were a few settlements established in outlying areas. These did not last. They were either attacked and destroyed by the Native Americans, or they had to close because they could not support themselves economically.
He<span> was born in Qufu, Zhou </span>Dynasty<span>, China in 551 BCE and </span>died<span> in 479 BCE. ... Kong Qui, better </span>known as Confucius<span>, was born in 551 B.C. </span>
