In
Myers-Briggs test perspective, an individual’s personality can be best
illustrated by the different combinations of the four preferences: Extraversion
and Introversion, Sensing and Intuition, Thinking and Feeling, Judging and
Perceiving.
Extraversion
is focused on our environment while Introversion is dealing with our minds.
Sensing
gets data through the senses while Intuitive preference interprets these raw
data to further his understanding.
Thinking
is making decisions with logic and reason while Feeling decides on their value,
beliefs and morales.
<span>Judging
is more being order and neat while Perceiving is on spontaneity and open-mindedness.</span>
1. Marco Polo
2. Johann Gutenberg
3. Richard Hakluyt
4. Sir Walter Raleigh
5. John Smith
6. Roger Williams
7. George Calvert
8. William Penn
9. James Oglethorpe
10. James, the Duke of York
The correct answer is B. Economics
Explanation:
In 1996, the remains of a prehistoric human were found in Kennewick, Washington. This human was named as the Kennewick man and since its discovery, it has been widely studied by experts of multiple areas as this provides information about the ancestors of Native Americans.
This study and analysis has included the participation of biologists who reconstructed the features of this prehistoric human, and determined factors such as diet, age, death, etc.; geologists who determined how ancient the remains were; and physical anthropologists who focused on evolution and behavior, among many other experts.
However, this did not include economics as in this study there was not a priority to understand how wealth or economic systems affected this prehistoric human, also, in most cases, economics cannot be studied from skeletal remains.
Archaeologists believed that the function of signature seals was to be used by tax officials used them as receipts for payment of taxes.
Washington's farewell address called for "no entangling alliances". In other words, stay out of foreign affairs. Washington saw his own cabinet torn apart by differing views of certain European nations. He also warned against political parties. Again his own cabinet was ripped apart due to strong political feelings and refusal to compromise. He saw political parties as the first step in dividing a nation that had just begun.
