I believe the answer is :<span> conditioned response.
</span><span> conditioned response refers to the type of response that created by training/exposing the subject to rely a certain way when facing a certain trigger.
In the scenario above , the feeling scared of dark is created because the parents conditioned Brett to believed that something scary would come and get them in the dark</span>
Either the trades stopped, or the products lowered, I forgot sorry
The Yuan Dynasty of China had several inventions and accomplishments during their reign (1271 to 1368).
As far as concepts and inventions, the Yuan Dynasty was really the first in China to use and print paper currency (money).
They also made a very accurate calendar. It was 365 days long and was used for over 350 years.
Math was also a great accomplishment for the Yuan Dynasty. Chinese Algebra was at a high level at this time.
Like currency printing, the Chinese of this period also invented a moveable type printing system. This was a terrific invention because it was really efficient and made books more accessible to all types of people. Farmers really benefited from this invention, because they were able to access agricultural books that helped them with farming.
I believe the answer is: <span>towards spiritualism and away from established denominations
Post-denominations refers to a society that no longer adopt Christian values as the majorities of its principle.
Even if the society no longer adopt the christian values, we could still consider that society as spiritual. But the acknowledgement of higher being in a spiritual society not only tied to the diety that written under Christian holy bile.
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Answer: Exploitation theory
Explanation:
Exploitation theory, also known as Marx's exploitation theory, was at the center of the view of capitalism problems, and can be defined as the Marxists' most associated theory, which profit is as a result wage earners exploitation by their respective employers. It should also be noted that, it relies on the theory of labor of value, which states that value is intrinsic in a product with respect to the amount of labor that has been spent on producing the required product.
