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On what grounds do conservatives justify social hierarchy?

A social heirarchy consists in differences throughout society of factors such as status, income, and involves widespread inequality. Conservatives, to a far greater extent than those on the left of the polit...
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Why should you not use Parallel 5ths in Harmony and Counterpoint exercises?

Parallel fifths are an example of poor voice leading, especially in chorales. The melodic lines should be easy to sing. Lines composed using parallel fifths are incredibly difficult to sing and are not contr...
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Answered by Connor M. • Music tutor
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What is Maslow's hierarchy of needs? will it be in the exam?

Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a theory associated with motivation. This theory states that there are five levels needed inorder to reach the optimum level of motivation in a work place. (From low to high) t...
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What is inflation?

It is the sustained increase in the general price level. There are two types of inflation, cost push inflation and demand pull inflation. Cost push inflation is when costs increase so much that firms increas...
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How do I discuss the strengths and limitations of a study?

For each study, you will only need to know a maximum of 4 strengths/limitations. Focus on evaluation points which are based on the methodology of the research and how this has impacted the findings and gener...
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