Hi!
I'm going to start off with the last question, lol. Does it have to be in order? You can rearrange the paragraphs later on if you want.
What careers could you have in Environmental Science? PARAGRAPH 1:
If you have a Environmental Science degree lying around, you can have many careers and jobs in the field. Some of these include Environmental consultant, Environmental education officer, Marine Biologist, Water Quality Scientist, Climatologist, Ecologist, Geographer, Hydrologist, Meterologist, Microbiologist, and many more.
Do you think studying Environmental Science is important? PARAGRAPH 2:
Yes. Environmental Science is very important because our home, Earth, is a very unique place providing us with many things we need to survive and it has many mysteries yet to be solved and this field plays a huge role in that. Environmental Science today covers the interaction between living and non-living things, and that helps us with our research. Environmental Science also involves many fields such as physics, biology, chemistry, geography, etc.
I've provided two complete paragraphs, good luck!
The United States of America won the revolutionary war.
Answer:
17
Explanation:
Any child age 17 and over iw considered an adult under Georgia law.
Answer: Superego
Explanation: According to Freud, the superego is part of the mind that regulates, the moral ethical aspects of personality. In addition, there is an ID as part of the mind that "engages in" personal gain, and an ego that is a balance between ID and superego. Superego is a part of the mind that "forces" us to be moral, to keep our word, to evaluate the harm we have done to others and to ourselves. Thus, the sense of guilt is naturally linked to this part of the mind that encourages us to think and feel guilty if we depart from moral principles.
Answer/Explanation:
At the age of 16, Alexander's education under Aristotle ended. Philip waged war against Byzantion, leaving Alexander in charge as regent and heir apparent. During Philip's absence, the Thracian Maedi revolted against Macedonia. Alexander responded quickly, driving them from their territory.
Died: 11 June 323 BC, Babylon
Sibling: Alexander I of Epirus, Philip Arrhidaeus
Born: 356 BC, Pella
Parents: Olympias, Philip II of Macedon
