The correct answer to this open question is the following.
In political studies, globalization has changed the way countries and companies approach different aspects of trade and other kinds of interaction. Ideologies still persist, but one of the effects of globalization is that people are leaving their belief systems and culture behind in others to be part of an integrated market or integrated community without borders, Technology and the Internet have played a major role in doing that.
Concepts such as Eco-politics and human rights have been playing a more prominent role in recent times because today it is so much more difficult to hide things such as the violation of human rights or the damage many corporations do to the environment.
Modern times have allowed the connection of people through the internet and social media, so people can talk directly no matter frontiers, languages, or distance.
So any issues that happen in one part of the world that can be of public concern can be noticed and communicated instantly so the whole world can be aware.
Answer:
The correct answer is option D
Explanation:
According to Sima Quian (a Chinese historian of the early Han dynasty), Laozi became progressively tired of the moral decay in the city of Zhengzhou (capital of the Henan Province) and the kingdom's decline, therefore he decided to venture west riding a water ox, never to be seen again. The ox in Chinese culture represents the undisciplined nature of the self, the image of Lao Tzu riding the ox means that he became one with his own nature and tamed it.
The national association for the advancement of colored people (NAACP) was the union that was opened to African-Americans.
Answer:
Elliptical.
Explanation:
An elliptical galaxy is one type of galaxy that has, or tends to have, an ellipsoidal shape and a smooth featureless image. For example, the IC 1101, one of the largest galaxies in the observable universe, has that shape. As the exercise details, they are often found near the centers of rich clusters of galaxies and are believed to have been formed by devouring many smaller galaxies over the lifetime of the cluster.
