South Carolina was first discovered
by the Spanish led by Francisco Gordillo<span> <span>in 1521. Five years later, </span><span>Lucas Vázquez de Ayllón</span><span> established
the first European colony in the area that now comprises America. It was called </span>San
Miguel de Gualdape<span><span>. The new colony was inhabited by</span><span> 600 settlers, as well as African slaves, but was deserted after three months. The French and the Spanish would
later claim the area. Despite several attempts, the French were unsuccessful because
of attacks by </span>Indian<span> tribes
and low supplies. Later in 1629,
the English laid claim to South Carolina.
King Charles appointed Robert Heath to manage the colonies.</span></span></span>
B. Social institution
A, C and D are both different examples of specific societies and institutions, the question given was for a general definition. Therefore B is the correct answer, as it deals with the general structure.
The answer is James Madison. He was an American statesman
and also one of the Founding Father who
served as the fourth President of the United
States from 1809 to 1817. He is the "Father of the
Constitution" for his fundamental role in drafting and endorsing the United States Constitution and
the Bill of Rights.
Answer: The most probable woman from history I would like to meet would be Wilma Rudolph why? track and field are very inspiring attributes.
Explanation:
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached we can say the following.
Advertising that creates a desire for products where no actual need exists where no actual desire exists contributes to consumerism.
And consumerism is a serious problem that we have as a society.
Consumerism that citizens are purchasing things that are not necessary, they do not need them, products that do not cover a basic necessity, and neither are desired by consumers.
However, advertisement and other marketing techniques focus their messages on aspirations. And if people have money, they like aspirational things and the buy, and buy, although they don't need the products and keep them somewhere in their wardrobes and warehouses.