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Cross-culturally, men tend to place greater emphasis on beauty in their preferences for a mate, and women tend to place greater emphasis on stature in their preferences for a mate
Explanation:
In the evolutionary function of selection partners, men are trying to find women whoa re the most suitable to bear their children, that is the women whoa re fit and look good.
This translates into the beauty standard that the men follow and they look for beautiful women.
The women meanwhile try to look for a man who can provide them with in their pregnancy and then can look after the children so they look for men with stature and the ones that are strong in their group
The answer is C. Must be part of the same political party as the governor
These principles MOST LIKELY represent
c. the main ideas of the State Constitution
Explanation:
The ideas of wisdom justice and moderation are a part of democracy for since its inception so it is to be understood in terms of the overarching ideals of the form of constitution of the state.
It is less likely to represent the different form of governance as the ideals such as these are to be found in all forms of government. The legislature must be full of wisdom and justice to be moderating.
Thus these are core values that represent the constitution and its aim as a body of laws and directions.
Answer:
A. All classes should have equal authority
Explanation:
The political activities of Pierre Joseph Proudhon (1809–1865) eventually landed him in a French prison, but Proudhon was not a man of violence. He called for the extension of democracy to all classes, to be accomplished through the elimination of property and government. Property was to be commonly held, and families living in extended communes were to replace centralized government. Proudhon’s philosophy would most appropriately classify him as an <u>all class should have equal authority</u>.
Proudhon was a French printer who proposed mutualism, he believes that all individual should have equal authority, claims and opportunity. Proudhon was also opposed to capitalism because he believes that its gives an individual undue advantage over others and saw the possession of private property as illegitimate when it gives a single individual excess power/advantage over others.