Tristan joined a local land conservation advocacy group because he cares passionately about protecting green spaces. Through his involvement in the group, he became friends with a number of the members. He began spending time with them outside of group meetings and events, getting drinks after work and going on hikes on the weekends. This is an example of which of the following?

a. a reference group becoming a secondary group
b. a reference group becoming a primary group
c. a secondary group becoming a primary group
d. a primary group becoming a secondary group

Answer: c. A a secondary group becoming a primary group.

Explanation:

The example above signifies a secondary group becoming a primary group. A primary group is a group whereby an individual shows love, support or concern towards others in the group e.g family, church groups etc. The relationships formed here are usually long lasting.

Secondary groups on the other hand are the large groups whereby members typically have impersonal relationships. Since Tristan later became friends with a number of the members and they spent times together, this shows that a secondary group becoming a primary group.

Discuss TWO ways in which some cultural views that exist may affect
a relationship negatively.
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Why so most people in the four countries we studied live in urban areas?





Urban areas always have a warm tropical climate.



There are more jobs in the factories and businesses of the cities.



Urban areas have more arable land in these countries.

What is one reason racial inequality has remained a problem in South Africa since the end of apartheid?

A. White South Africans control most large farms and businesses.
B. Black South Africans have refused to hire any white employees.
C. Black South Africans have mostly left the country.
D. White South Africans were stripped of nearly all their property. ​

Trade was very important to the Aztecs. Merchants carried goods such as gold, lake salt, and fine cloths to the southern regions of Mesoamerica. There, the Aztecs traded for other goods such as exotic bird feathers and jaguar skins. The Aztecs particularly desired cacao beans, which could be made into chocolate.

The passage describes how the Aztecs and other Mesoamericans were dependent on each other for
A.
agricultural items.
B.
animal products.
C.
cotton and rubber.
D.
luxury items.

river basins are suitablr for human settlement why​