Explain the Mass Society theory

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Answer: Mass society theory was based on the thesis that modernity had severely eroded the social fabric. In mass society, individuals are at once subsumed in the social totality and estranged from one another. Individuals belonging to the mass are detached or atomized.

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Which is not a reason for migration in India today

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marriage is not the reason for the migration in India

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Its Border Stability

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Which statement best describes why the Americans created a loose confederation of states in the Articles of Confederation?A. They wanted a central authority to rule over all the joined states.
B. They did not want a central authority like the British system.
C. They did not want congress to have the power to declare war.
D. They wanted the states to have a choice about signing the Articles.

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B

In the Revolution and its aftermath, the Americans spurned the centralized authority that had ruled over them in the form of the British unitary government, and thus created a government in which all states had equal power, and the central government was extremely limited.

They did not want a central authority like the British system.

Barbarians from modern day Denmark, Sweden, and Norway

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I think the answer is Vikings, but I can't be sure. Is it a multiple choice question?

Emily Dickinson, whose poetry focuses on God, death, and nature, devoted much time to ___. A. repose B. introspection C. repartee D. retrospect

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I took this test the answer is B. introspection 

What is a transfer of food goods and disease between the old new worlds columbian

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A transfer of food goods and disease between the Old New Worlds is  Columbian exchange or also known as the Columbian interchange. It is the process by which commodities (horses, tomatoes, sugar, etc.), people, and diseases crossed the Atlantic.The Columbian Exchange impacted the social and cultural makeup of both sides of the Atlantic.

The Columbian Exchange

What was the battle cry of the colonists

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The battle cry so to speak of the colonists was the famous phrase "no taxation without representation." The colonists believed that they were being unjustly taxed by Britain and therefore had reason to revolt to overturn this injustice and others they felt were being imposed on them at the hands of Britain.