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Why was the idea of possession accepted by the puritans?
The idea of possession was accepted in the crucible, because people had no actual prooof of spirits being in the presence of them, so they had to believe whatever a person saw or thaught they saw. That why they believed Abigail and the rest of the girls of the village when they fell out or when something bad happened to them.
What is New Zealand culture?
New zealand is a bicultural country, it has two cultures: Maori, the indigenous culture, and Pakeha, a multi-culture made up of all the cultures that have settled New Zealand since its discovery by Europeans.
How is the Harlem Renaissance realted to the Great Migration?
because it symbolized a new beginning in freedom and culture. and it also gave people the idea that anything was possible. it started new business and increased jobs and economic growth. also giving Africans Americans some type of authority of who they were.
Was it difficult for Edwin hubbles ideas to be accepted?
All new ideas which upset the "current order" take a while to be accepted. The first expression of the heliocentric model of the solar system was by Aristarchus of Samos, 2400 years ago; it wasn't until Copernicus did his work that it became generally accepted. Galileo and Newton in physics overturned Aristotle. The theory of plate tectonics and continental drift was generally laughed at when I was in school. (But now you learn it IN school.) Sir Fred Hoyle coined the term "big bang" in mockery, compared to the accepted "steady state" theory. Luis Alvarez was derided as an insane madman for coming up with the impossible notion that a city-sized rock falling from space might have killed off the dinosaurs, and that was only 50 years ago! Now we (think we) know better. Every new idea goes through a weeding out process. Somebody makes a highly improbable assertion. Other scientists examine the idea, and try to come up with evidence for or against it. Somebody figures out a mechanism by which this might have happened. (Many "new ideas" disintegrate at these stages, and go no further. Not every "new idea" is true, and this weeding-out process is part of the "scientific method".)
Is new zealand a low context culture?
yes
What is culture traits that are well known and widely accepted?
popular culture
What are culture traits that are well known and widely accepted?
popular culture
Why is it a good idea to go on exchange?
You get more life experience, you learn a new language and culture, you meet new people
What is culture and how is it spread?
Cultural diffusion is the process of a new idea or a product spreading fro one culture to another. It is spreaded mostly by fighting and religion
What is the Meaning of immoral action?
It is immoral to not practice the accepted beliefs, practices, and principles (particularly of right and wrong) of the culture or religion to which an individual belongs.
What is the idea that the different people who have come to the US have mixed together to create a new culture?
the Melting-pot theory
Did New Jersey agree with slavery?
It was the South that accepted slavery as their culture, but importing slaves came through different areas of the States. New Jersey was against slavery! There were indeed slaves in NJ.
What how Goggle and idea of Google ambassador can be an element in their observable culture?
how Goggle's idea of "Google ambassador" can be an element in their observable culture
When a student makes adjustments to fit in at a new schoolit is an example of what anthropogists and sociologists are call what?
This behavior is known as "cultural adaptation" or "acculturation." It refers to the process through which individuals adjust to a new culture or environment by adopting the beliefs, behaviors, and practices of that culture in order to fit in and be accepted.
How does culture influence how one think?
Culture influences how one thinks because everyone wants to be accepted. when you want to be accepted you do dumb things that mainly come with the culture that you live in. The culture that we live in now puts most of the influence on how you look dress and act, so when that is the culture then it's reasnoble to think that that's what everyone will want to do.
Why are new ideas often rejected and what is needed before new ideas should be accepted?
New ideas are often rejected due to fear of change, lack of understanding, or resistance to innovation. Before new ideas should be accepted, they need to be thoroughly researched, tested, and communicated effectively to address any concerns or conflicts. Additionally, buy-in and support from key stakeholders are essential for successful implementation.
Does Prime Minister Tuilaepa Aiono Sailele Malielegaoi of Samoa support or oppose same-sex marriage?
He opposes it, saying that even though the idea may be popular elsewhere, it cannot be accepted by Samoan culture.
