<span>True. It depends on the distance and the
environments where the organisms are situated.
When species move together or have to take care of each other then it is
a clump distribution. If the distribution
is even then it means organisms need to put some space between themselves or keep out of reach from each other due to
competition. If organisms are living
independent from each other then it is random. </span>
The sons and the daughters of liberty were official groups of the society made against the unjust taxation system of the British.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The sons of liberty and the daughters of liberty were the official groups which were formed in American British colonies. They were mostly formed during the time of the American revolution. The main purpose of these was to protest against the unjust taxation system of the British government on the colonies.
As suggested by the name, they were formed to fight for liberties and were formed to get free from the rule of the British. They wanted that the colonies should be set free and the rule should come to an end and there should be no injustice.
I believe the answer is: the Columbian Exchange
Columbian exchange refers to the exchange of knowledge, labour culture, plants , and animals that heppened between countries in american continent during the 1500s. When the exchange happens, different races crossbreed with one another which resulted in the birth of new races.
Answer:
Utilitarian function
Explanation:
Utilitarian function is an attitude function that relates to the basic principles of punishment and​ reward; that we develop attitudes towards products because they provide pleasure or pain for example,we develop positive attitudes toward a cheeseburger because it tastes good, give us pleasure.
Answer:b. caused real GDP to fall dramatically between 1929 and 1933.
Explanation:The Great Depression started in 1929 became the longest and deepest economic crisis at least in recent economic history which caused real GDP to fall dramatically between 1929 and 1933.
