The answer to this question is "BELONGINGNESS". When we evaluate ourselves or when we asked someone if what is the most necessary for a happy life and meaningful life, most of us will directly reply that the most important above all, more than the fame that we have, more the money that we save is the satisfaction and the feeling of belongingness needs.
The answer is China
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Answer:
D. The rules are applied unequally, and those with power or influence are punished much less harshly
Explanation:
This is a form of marginalization against the lower-class black man in the above situation, even though the crimes committed by both are supposed to be of same punishment. In a study of what is called utilitarian, punishment can be beneficial in any or all of the following ways: general deterrence, special deterrence, rehabilitation, and incarceration. General deterrence refers to the belief that the threat of punishment has a deterrent effect on other members of the society. Although this is difficult to show empirically, there does seem to be some truth to the claim that rational beings who wish to avoid punishment and perceive a threat of punishment as associated with committing crimes will have some motivation to avoid committing crimes. The argument that punishment deters generally relies on a perceived threat of punishment; for punishment to deter generally prospective offenders must believe that they are likely to be punished if they break the law.
1. Did these two cultures develop any technologies that were similar to each other?
The Byzantine Empire and Medieval Japanese Empires both had their version of a grenade. The Byzantine Empire had the “Greek Fire Grenade” wherein they discovered that Greek Fire could be put into jars and thrown by hand or catapulted. The Medieval Japanese has their own forms of long distance fire power such as Horokubiya bombs and Hiya Taihou Rocket launchers.
2. Is there anything that these cultures did that was very different from each other?
The Byzantine Empire culture was different from Medieval Japan. The Byzantine Empire military was often smaller than most of its opponents in war, ruled by an elite class, and relied on the strength of its men rather than tactical strategy or advanced warfare technology. In Medieval Japan the military was ran by the warrior samurai.
3. Is there something that developed in one culture that would have solved a
problem for the other?
Gunpowder from Medieval Japan would have assisted the Byzantine Empire to fight back against the Ottoman Empire. The Byzantine Empire ultimately fell at the hands of the Ottoman Empire and their precise, destructive use of gunpowder warfare.