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<span>True. The treasurer and superintendent of schools are part of the executive branch of the government.</span>
Answer:
Moratorium/Ethnic identity search
Explanation:
The term ethnicity refers to the culture, beliefs and values of one’s heritage. When one person grows in a place where the majority of people are from other heritage/ethnicity, the person goes through different stages of Ethnic identity development.
According to Phinney's, there are 3 stages on the Ethnic identity development:
- Unexamined Ethnic Identity: In these stage, people fall into one of two categories: they either don't find ethnicity as an issue of contention (diffusion category), or they have collected information about ethnicity with family and gets influenced by this information but without having had interaction with individuals of the actual ethnic group (foreclosure category)
- Moratorium/ Ethnic identity search: The encounters individuals have cause them to look into their own ethnicity and become aware of it, they continue to seek more information by exploring with other members of the group.
- Ethnic identity achievement: They have a positive, bicultural identity and are informed about their own ethnicity but also they are aware of all ethnicities.
In this example, Hortencia <u>has been hanging out more and more with her Latin American girlfriends </u>and lately she finds more interested and attracted to Latin Americans and their culture and religion. <u>We can see that she has become aware of her own ethnicity and has been having contact with Latin Americans, she is discovering their traditions and culture</u>. Thus, we can say that she is in the Moratorium stage.
<u>*Note: She hasn't reached a bicultural identity but right now she is focusing more in Latin American culture. That's why we can say that she hasn't reached the third stage yet.*</u>
The inner cell mass of the trophoblast developments into the primary germ layers which are named the endoderm , ectoderm and mesoderm
<h3>What is
trophoblast developments?</h3>
During early pregnancy, the membrane of cells that forms the wall of a blastocyst and also gives nourishment to the embryo before developing into part of the placenta.
Trophoblasts are cells that form the outer layer of a blastocyst and supply nourishment to the embryo before developing into a substantial portion of the placenta.
A thin layer of cells that assists a developing embryo in attaching to the uterine wall, protects the embryo, and becomes part of the placenta.
While the trophoblast eventually gives rise to the outer chorionic sac and the fetal component of the placenta, the pluriblast gives rise to all embryonic tissues as well as some extraembryonic membranes.
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