<span>Labor
was divided among the Eastern Woodlands people by having men hunt animals
and some of them fished in the lakes and rivers, while most of the women
prepared food and used the animal skins to make clothing and moccasins.</span>
Answer:
d.) Frank should not take the medicine because stealing cannot hold up as universal law, regardless of the potentially good consequences.
Explanation:
Universal laws are widely regarded as a way people conduct themselves. They are regarded as universal in their philosophical basis, applicability, acceptability, and translation.
For example fairness in dealings is a universally accepted concept.
In the given scenario however stealing is not a universal law and cannot be justified under any circumstance.
Although Frank's daughter Jenna is sick and he cannot afford the medicine.
He should not take from open drawer stuffed with vials full of the medicine Jenna needs because it is ethically wrong
Answer:
extreme dieters
Explanation:
Extreme dieting involves individuals that become overly conscious about what they eat and think they know about what they should and should not eat but are not really well informed on this topic. This is different from anoxeria which is a loss in appetite resulting from a disorder that makes one desire and obsess over losing weight by not eating. Extreme dieting individuals may believe every kid of food might make them fat
Answer:
The correct answer is: Visual Cortex.
Explanation:
The visual cortex is a part of the cerebral cortex that processes visual information.
The visual cortex is find in the back of the brain in the occipital lobe.
Both hemispheres of the brain contain a part of the visual cortex. If a person suffers trauma on the visual cortex, or suffer from a CVA that compromises the visual cortex, he/she will suffer impairments in the way the process visual information.
In this particular case, Scott lost his vision at a young age. He received a corneal transplant that allowed him to see again. After so many years of not being able to see, he had a very difficult time interpreting visual information such as faces and expressions. His visual problems most likely came from processing difficulties in the Visual cortex.
