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What was the most important difference between muhammad’s teachings and the beliefs of other arabs? a. muhammad taught that people should be kind to the poor. b. muhammad taught that there was only one god. c. muhammad taught that there were many gods. d. muhammad taught that people should make pilgrimages to kaaba.
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History, 21.06.2019 21:00
From 1990 to 2008, by what percent did the world’s most developed economies cut their greenhouse gas emissions?
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History, 21.06.2019 23:30
1. refers to all the ways of thinking and acting that a person acquires from society. society, population, or culture.2. what do we mean when we say that culture is acquired and not hereditary? a. it is a part of our genetic inheritance.b. we acquire it during puberty.c. it comes from our training as we grow up.if a vietnamese baby was raised by english parents in london, the baby would most likely behave like: a. a vietnameseb. an americanc. an englishmanthe primary way in which culture is transmitted is through language.true? orfalse? which of the following are means of cultural communications? select all that work with the question. a. gesturesb. laughterc. songsd. military symbolse. bellsf. processionsg. crossesh. caps and gowns i will give 20 pts.
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History, 22.06.2019 04:00
What do most climatologists see as a major cause of rising global temperatures? a. earth's closer proximity to the sun due to its gravitational pull b. greenhouse gases produced by burning fossil fuels c. rising ocean levels caused by melting polar ice sheets d. water pollution cause by industrial waste
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