A the answer is a because they speak different languages
The answer to your question is Gautama
Answer:
Differences between people, which may be physical, cultural, religious, political, or even sociological, are those issues in which people within a society do not have similar attributes.
In antiquity, the majority (and therefore dominant) groups viewed minorities as threats to the status quo, making them the object of persecution. With the passage of time, racial, ideological, religious minorities, etc., began to be accepted and gradually included in the concept of society. This integration process has been absolutely positive, as it has allowed the exchange of ideas, opinions, experiences and perceptions between individuals in a much more dynamic way, allowing through this exchange a greater and faster development of social progress, for the very conjunction of different and complementary attributes that contribute to the well-being of society.
Answer and Explanation:
In the wake of the horrific terror attacks in Manchester and London, calls for “rounding up” Muslims in WWII-style “internment camps” are once again rearing their ugly head. Thankfully, these calls have largely been met with resistance and outright condemnation. But supporters and opponents have one thing in common: they’re both conflating internment camps with concentration camps, and that’s a problem.
It didn’t take long for hatemongers to pounce on these tragedies as an opportunity to demonize and punish Muslims. Katie Hopkins—who has created a name for herself by making fun of fat people, shaming poor kids, and referring to refugees as “cockroaches” who deserve to die at sea—came out swinging, demanding a “final solution” against Muslims. Tariq Ghaffur, formerly a police chief and assistant commissioner at Scotland Yard, called for the detention of “jihadis” in a “special centre” where they would be “risk-assessed and theologically examined” as part of a mandatory deradicalization program. On the other side of the pond, our own president took to Twitter to renew his support for what he is now unabashedly calling a travel ban.
The answer is b. naturalist. During this time Darwin
collected samples from the places they landed and wrote down everything that he
saw and observed in the places that he visited. He made many observations on
the land and the people he saw and gave his on evaluation based on his
findings.