The statement that best describes the Mississippians is <u>C. They Developed a complex culture and lived southwest, </u>because the Mississippians were a culture that lasted approximately since A.D. 800 until 1600, and they expanded towards the <u>southwest</u> and lived inside the lower Mississippi Valley. That civilization was a <u>complex culture</u> because<u> they had an organized society where there were leaders who led the people and common persons that used to cultivate, hunt, collect, make crafts, be warriors and develop public works as the construction of huts, among others.</u> The Mississippians lived <u>in small hamlets</u> that usually <u>had less than 100 habitants,</u> and in some settlements lived farms of single families dispersed by the prairies, and in a few places in Georgia the Mississippian villages were compound of a central plaza, zone for the residents huts and some defensive structures.
I believe the answer is: behavioral tendencies
behavioural tendencies refers to the uncontrolled behaviour that is untrained and often arise under a certain situation without we being aware of it.
This type of tendencies are integrated within our brain as a form of survival mechanism. Examples of behavioural tendencies would be the fact that we become extremely cautious when we experience a spike in adrenaline that increase our response and concentration when we feel that we're in danger.
<span>"The greatest
enemy of knowledge is not ignorance it is the illusion of knowledge", is a
beautiful quote by Mr. Hawking which means that a person who is ignorant is not
that much dangerous for knowledge as the one who thinks he already know
everything. Because an ignorant one can b taught but the one with the illusion
of knowledge refuses to learn.</span>
