We Exist in D. Quaternary period
The modern-day humans exist in Holocene epoch of the Quaternary period ( about 11,7 thousand years ago - Now)
During this period, we already establish a clear intellectual advantage from other living organism
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PERSONALAccepting responsibility for the consequences of one’s actions
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Adhering to moral principals
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Considering the rights and interests of others
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<span>Behaving in a civil manner </span>CIVIC
<span>Deciding whether and how to vote </span>Participating in civic groups Performing public service<span> Serving as a juror
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<span> Serving in the Armed Forces </span>
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The federal government I believe. Since they are of higher authority than the state government.
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a. learned behavior
Explanation:
Behaviorists such as Ivan Pavlov, B. F. Skinner, John Watson, and Edward Thorndike, etc studied the concept of behaviorism or behavioral psychology which is a learning-based theory encompassing the idea that all behaviors are being acquired or learned through conditioning.
Learned behavior: The term learned behavior refers to the phenomenon being developed by organisms through experiences. Learned behaviors include both experiences and innate elements i.e, genetics. In other words, learned behavior is defined as an action or skill developed in an individual through watching or being told to perform a particular task.
In the question above, behaviorists study learned behaviors.
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Canada's population diversity
Explanation:
The population map shows that Canada’s population is unevenly distributed. This uneven distribution has occurred because of climate and the availability of economic resources and opportunities. Climate has played a large role in where people live in Canada. Northern Canada is characterized by tundra and subarctic climate regions. These regions are incredibly cold and difficult for people to live in. Because of this, about eighty percent of Canada’s population lives near the United States border, where climates are a bit milder and more bearable. Heavily populated areas of Canada include those next to the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River. There, citizens can utilize the country’s natural resources, conduct trade with other countries, or take advantage of jobs provided in the area.
