Out of the choices given, all of the steps mentioned are necessary in evaluating a website's reliability. The URL must be checked to be sure it leads to a functioning website. Determining who wrote the information is important to verify the information on the site is legitimate. Searching for reviews from average citizens that may purchase from website is crucial to be sure they aren't being scammed. The correct answer is D, all of the above.
Answer:
The correct response is Option B: grow a surplus of food.
Explanation:
One of the most important social and technological advances for the emergence of larger human settlements like cities is the ability to grow a surplus of food. This is because in order to take up other trades and means of livelihood that characterize a city, there needs to exist the capacity to store food and to distribute it to city residents who are not dedicated to agriculture themselves. Humans started to establish what archaeologists and anthropologists call agricultural villages by about 10,000 BCE where we find early evidence of large systems of storing and managing and distributing surplus. The surplus food that these residents generated allowed for the establishment of more permanent villages that increased in population. Societies of increasing complexity emerged in valleys around the Nile, Indus, and Tigris-Euphrates rivers.
D) oligarchy
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Speak up for what you care about. ...
Volunteer or donate to a global organization. ...
Choose fair trade & ethically made gifts. ...
Listen to others' stories. ...
Stay connected with social movements. ...
Stand up against discrimination.
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Answer: stratified consumption
Explanation:
According to Simmel (1904-1971), people form higher levels of the stratification system constantly try to distinguish their consumption habits from that of people from lower levels.
For example, when it comes to fashion, people from the elite tend to show their capacity to afford the latest trends. But people from lower levels of the stratification system usually copy those trends in cheaper versions, forcing the elites to continuously update their wardrobe to the latest trends. The same applies to other forms of consumption, such as cars, activities and even ideas.
