It is not an economic activity - it's linguistic in nature, not economic.
It is not linguistics either - linguistics is a scientific discipline.
It's also not a culture region - this would be a kind of region, and a region is not the same as spread of culture.
The correct answer is "a) cultural diffusion.
It creates the need for natural resources
It created a demand for larger markets in which to sell the surplus slave labor
It created new agricultural techniques that required Europe to find farmable land overseas
<u>Daoism </u>in China suggested that people should focus on the larger scheme of things, not daily concerns.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Daoism is a tradition or religious belief followed in China. This Chinese school of thought always highlights living in harmony. Daoists are people who believe Daoism.
Daoists believe that the minds of people will be free only if they avoid focusing on daily concerns. This will make people to accept greater understanding of the natural order. Daoists insists on focusing the larger scheme of things.
Daoists often uses the metaphor running water to explain how it benefits all creatures without competing.
<span>From outsiders perspective - not very different from disadvantages elsewhere, but bigger.
I see two, just from general paying attention to news.
1) resources extracted by colonists (maybe less so now, but still) and so not available to the natives of the reason, going instead to China or whoever is doing the extracting now.
2) Tough, dirty, dangerous job to do the actual mining. Tough - wears down the miners. Dirty - will cause long term damage, like black lung. Dangerous - both mining accidents and possible danger from dealing with the greedy.
So, to summarize, the risks are publicized to the regional people, the rewards are privatized to whoever has the power.</span><span>
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