Answer:
The concept illustrated is prejudice.
Explanation:
Prejudice refers to a negative opinion of an individual or collective, without real previous knowledge and usually bordering on racism. It is often based on previous customs and traditions about a certain group.
These opinions generally generate a hostile attitude towards the individual or collective and they are usually based on stereotypes.
One of the main concepts presented throughout the film is the stereotype of each character who <em>belongs to a certain group</em>. As Brian's essay states at the beginning of the film, we have a <em>jock, a princess, a criminal, a basket case and a nerd. </em>
Since these students don't interact with people outside of their circle, their <em>idea of each other is based on </em><em>stereotypes</em> and thus develops into prejudice against them.
Andrew thinks Bender is beneath him, implying that "he doesn't even count" and if he disappeared it wouldn't make a difference since he is a criminal. He is being prejudicial against Bender.
California was recognized as a state two years after the precious yellow metal was discovered. <span>A large influx of whites in the region led to the devastation of agricultural lands that were in use for centuries by the local natives. Although the initial influx of miners was greeted with pleasure because an increase in population in the region would automatically mean that there would be increased demands for food and other crops, later on, the natives realized the widespread destruction that was being caused to the farmlands due to increased settlements and industrialization in the region. </span>
I think the answer is the 3rd option, muslim
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
in the declaration of independence Thomas Jefferson made the case for independence from Great Britain by applying ideas from the enlightenment. The ideas in the Declaration of Independence that were inspired by the Enlightenment were the ideas of natural rights, liberty, private property, and equality.
What those ideas meant to Thomas Jefferson were that those ideals represented the essence of the new government of the United States. That is why he considered himself as an Antifederalists, who opposed the Federalist's ideas of Federalists such as Alexander Hamilton and John Jay, about having a strong central government. Jefferson aspired to have a more simple form of government in which citizens had rights and liberties.
