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Explain the different types of economic activities?
primary, secondary and tertiary
Explain how the economic development of the colonies altered the patterns of social prestige and wealth?
their penis' grew
Explain the difference between economic and non-economic activities with examples of each?
Economics activities refer to the activities which are done for the income or earning, eg:Carpenter working in his workshop Non-economic activities mean the activities which are not done for income or earning. eg: a child helping an old man cross the road
Explain in brief - physical environment controls the activities of human?
The physical environments like the mountains and rivers dictate the economic activities of the human beings.
Explain the economic characteristics of the command and market economic?
Explain the economic characteristics of the command
Who List and explain the activities of project planning?
List and explain the activities of the project planning phase
What is A theory that tries to explain human economic behavior is?
economic system
Explain how the relief and drainage of the indus plain have made it possible to carry out a variety of economic activities in this region?
The answer is on page number 23,24 of the book "THE ENVIRONMENT OF PAKISTAN" by Huma Naz Sethi.
Why is it important to reflect on work activities?
Explain why it is important to reflect on your work activities.
What were the busiest port cities in the southern colonies how do their locations help explain their growth?
The busiest port cities were Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. Their locations help explain their growth because they we're looking for fertile soil to start new plantations.
Explain the difference between primary secondary and tertiary economic activities?
primary economic activity is when you take or use natural resources directly from the earth.for example:mining, logging, drilling for oil, fishing, and farming. Secondary economic activity is when you use raw materials to produce something new. for example: John Morells, Carpenter
What does Article I of the Articles of Confederation explain?
How the colonies have controled themselves.
