The correct answer is A.) an export of Western culture.
It is not the most popular one because the most popular ones are the free market and famous brands as well as music and movies and things like that. It is not the economic basis for it because there are western countries that fully democratic and yet have more socialist tendencies when it comes to economy so the two are not as related. It is not accepted into the Middle east, or at least not in all countries.
Answer:
increasing
Explanation:
Since the prehistory and up until the present, the human population has constantly increased. The increase of the population though has not been always the same, with the earlier periods having much slower increase, while the rapid growth occurs only few centuries ago. The reasons for this difference in the population growth is that up until relatively recently, the humans didn't had proper medical treatment, they were constantly in war, the living conditions were very bad, and the humans were still deeply connected with the nature, thus every larger animal possessed a death threat. As the humans have developed, the living conditions have become much better, the medicine has helped in curing and prevention of diseases, and the humans have also isolated themselves from the nature, resulting in much higher life expectancy, better life quality, and much less infant deaths.
Answer:
Hello. You did not give the answer options, which may leave the answer to that question a little inaccurate. However, according to the text shown above, we can see the statement that John Clark's work is very current and modern, even though it was written years ago.
Explanation:
The text shown in the question above shows John Clark's ability to be timeless in his works, because he addresses questions and psychological insights about the characters that are completely identifiable in the modern world, which attracts the attention of readers who can identify the themselves and the society in which they live by reading Clark's works, this generates many reflections that are current for the world in which we live and that makes Clark's work current, even if written a long time ago.
