Who was involved with Greensboro four

1. Region = The Texas Rancher who does not want illegal immigrants crossing his land is affected by his region because Texas is a border state.

2. Race/Ethnicity = The Latina mother in LA, who wants Bilingual education for the school children, is interested in ensuring that her children do not lose out from her racial culture.

3. Religion and Family = The Catholic man, who proposes tax breaks for church schools, is religious, perhaps with a sizable family like many Catholic families.

4. Marital Status/Family/Gender = The gay man in NYC who wants the right to adopt children is concerned that he could not exercise the right to have children because of his gender. He is interested in having a family of his own, despite his marital status not being defended by law.

5. Race/Ethnicity = The African American woman in Georgia who wants more minorities to be employed addresses racial discrimination in the workplace.

Thus, each speaker has their different concerns in forming an opinion on the issues of family, religion, gender, marital status, race/ethnicity, and immigration.

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3 years ago

Recent work by taphonomists on sites and remains associated with Homo erectus has led them to question Group of answer choices W

mash [69]

Answers below, one by one

Explanation:

1. Homo erectus hunters killed the animals whose bones have been found together with Acheulean tools

Acheulean tools are 'hand axes', a tool made of stone which main feature is an oval or a 'peared 'shape. These have been associated to Homo erectus and derived species, such as Homo heidelbergensis.

Such technology was created and used during the Lower Palaeolithic era, geographically found in Africa, a wide parte of West Asia, South Asia, East Asia and Europe, and come typically together with Homo erectus remains. It is thought that Acheulean technologies derived from a previous kind of technology called Oldowan, which has been associated to Homo habilis.

Let's keep in mind that usually the technology that characterized a period would be the kind of tool that might have been used mostly by that group. Therefore, if we put all the information together, it would be easy to deduct that animal bones found together with Homo erectus remains and tools could come from a hunted one. However, we should also keep in mind that there exists a possibility on this, but not necessarily all the remains found together mean the animals were killed by that subject, since there is a chance that animals and humans with their tools were buried together as a part of a death ritual.

2. Homo erectus used fire to cook the meat of the animals whose bones have been found in association with Homo erectus remains

Hearths are campfires that have been found as evidence, and the earliest ones belong to Homo erectus period. In the hearths, evidence shows that these were used for cooking and maybe sharing food. It would be pretty logical to think that bones found in association with Homo erectus remains could have been from the animals they might have cooked and consumed. If this was correct, also hearths or campfires could have been places where social interaction, warmth and large predators defence may have happenned.

3. Homo erectus practiced cannibalism

The first reason that comes to mind to explain prehistoric cannibalism is dietary motivations - since probably these species were opportunists to eat, as a part of daily survival.

Despite this could be the most popular idea, we still should consider that social motivations (meaning social interaction and complexity in them) could have played an important role in why acts of cannibalism took place. This means there cannot have been a single reason; it is believed that human flesh provides a poor calorific return.

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3 years ago

What were the three requirements of the Homestead Act if someone wanted to take advantage of its offer?

mario62 [17]

I will assume you mean the Homestead Act of 1862, which was the first and most iconic one. In that case, the requirements were that the homesteader, the one filing the claim, be either the head of the household OR twenty-one years old, they had to live only on the designated land, build a home, improve it, and farm the land for five years, and, finally, they had to be a United States citizen that had never taken up arms against America.

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4 years ago