Native Americans in the United States fall into a number of distinct ethno-linguistic and territorial phyla, whose only uniting characeristic is that they were in a stage of either Mesolithic (hunter-gatherer) or Neolithic (subsistence farming) culture at the time of European contact.
They can be classified as belonging to a number of large cultural areas:
<span>Continental US</span>
Based on the number of yards of ribbon Raymond bought and the amount of ribbon used per bow, the number of complete bows that can be made is <u>23 bows. </u>
<h3>Number of Bows to be made </h3>
Each bow take 4 yards of ribbon to make. The number of complete bows to be made is:
= Number of yards available / Yards per bow
Solving gives:
= 94 / 4
= 23.5
= 23 complete bows
In conclusion, 23 complete bows can be made.
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Answer: An empirical generalization
Explanation:
An empirical generalization in research, is an inference made after observing the relationship between two or more variables under different conditions.
In a research, this is the step after hypothesis and observation. The first step here is a question about correlation of fear of crime and police presence in a community. By proving that there is no relationship between these two variables, the researcher can move on to theory building where he/she reconciles their discoveries and knowledge of related fields.
Answer:
Explanation:
I really don't know on most of these but these are my best guesses:
4: C (many migrated to South Carolina because economic wealth, weather, and served in the war)
5: Either B or C; I think it's C but if you can remember based on what you read it'll help you determine between those options.
6-8 (I'm not sure but google may help)
9: I believe is B because in the 1920's government spending was the primary issue, ending after WW2
Duites: mandatory responsibilities, such as paying taxes, duties not demanded by law, such as voting, serve in court, defend nation.
resp: vote
be informed
volunteer
respect others
