Answer:
The need for new fertile land makes it a bait for communities that practice shifting cultivation to continue. Farming on the same soil for consecutuve number of years make sthe soil exploited of nutrients, therefore, since, this communities do not have mechanisms to restore fertility, or simply cannot afford, then they move to new fertile unexploited land.
Explanation:
Being a communal practice, shifting cultivation is part of the culture of groups that practice it, it is therefore inevitable for them to leave this practice that defines them.
Communal or tribal ownership of land also leads to the continued shifting cultivation since individuals have got no land of their own to maintain, and therefore, move from piece to piece over a period of time for bwtter fertile land.
Answer: I believe its the 2nd one
Explanation: it might be wrong though
<span>The eggs that a woman has are the same age as her. For example, a 50 year old woman has 50 year old eggs. Men's sperm is made every 2 months or so, so it is not as old as the eggs. This increase in age increases the chances in mutations such as aneuploidy.</span>
Answer:
Correct answer is a. nationalism.
Explanation:
Correct answer is A as it is a way how they wanted to create a national state, that will be free from influence of other empires that were surrounding them.
B is not correct as communism was an idea that spread across Russia during WW1.
C and D are not correct as imperialism and militarism were policies that were led by greatest European forces such as Germany.
