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What Members of certain religious groups whose moral or religious beliefs prevented them from fighting in a war were known as?
religious pacifist
Groups whose members are businesses or other organizations rather than individuals are?
peak associations
What are groups whose members are not static but constantly changing such as vacation cruise lines or commercial bus companies called?
blanket customer groups
What are pressure groups?
A pressure group is an organization whose members seek to influence the policies of public bodies or employers.
What are the oldest music groups whose members are all still alive?
Rock The only '60's band with all members still alive are The Kinks...
Who was a religious group whose members are pacifists and refuse to take part in war?
Jehovahs Witnesses, Amish, and apparently quakers
What is the definition for mendicancy?
That is relating to religious orders whose members are forbidden to own property and must work or beg for their living
What do you call people in America dressed liked old fashioned?
Reading between the lines a bit... You may be thinking of certain religious sects whose members often wear clothing that most Americans would consider "old-fashioned." The two most prominent of these groups are the Amish and the Mennonites.
How do you make a sentence using cult?
James Jones led a religious cult whose members committed mass suicide in Gayana, Africa in the 1970's.
Is it correct English to say revolving group?
It is not a common expression, but it is sometimes used in organizational behavior (business), sociology or psychology. It refers to the difference between two types of groups: "fixed groups" are those whose members stay together for a long time; "revolving groups" are those with members that only stay together until a specific task is accomplished.
Primary and secondary social group?
Primary group is a small social group whose members share personal and enduring relationship. Secondary group is a large social group and impersonal group whose members pursue a specific goal or activity.
How many different groups of dinosaurs are there?
It depends on what size "group" one is talking about. There were two big groups, the Ornithischians, whose members had hips like those of modern birds, and the Saurischians, whose hips were more lived those of lizards. Within these two groups, there were smaller, but still pretty populous, groups of Theropods, Sauromorphopods, Stegosaurs, Ankylosaurs, Ceratopsians, Hadrosaurs, Pachycephosaurs, Dromaeosaurs, Ornithomimi, and probably others that haven't been discovered. The smaller groups are the Genera, and these are the names you know: Apatosaurus, Tyrannosaurus, Triceratops, etc.
