What Happened to the Mississippian Culture During the Fourteenth Century

question 40

Multiple Choice

What happened to the Mississippian culture during the fourteenth century?

• A) They were wiped out by European diseases.
• B) They were destroyed by climate change and warfare.
• C) They became the dominant culture in the hemisphere after destroying a rival tribe.
• D) They were the first culture to use domesticated animals in agriculture.

Grasp the concept and importance of Butcher's Unitary Field Pattern Portrait in capturing patient experiences and expressions.

Comprehend Rogers' perspective on the role of nursing practice and utilization of the nursing process.

Recognize the definition and significance of pattern in Rogers' theory and its continuous change in the human-environmental field process.

Identify theories derived from Rogers' Science of Unitary Human Beings and their applications.

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Definitions:

Little Impact

Refers to a minimal or negligible effect or influence something has on a situation, outcome, or condition.

Allele

The specific form of a gene that influences a particular trait.

Gene

A unit of heredity made up of DNA that is responsible for the physical and inheritable characteristics or phenotype of an organism.

Gene Pool

The total variety of genetic information possessed by a sexually reproducing population.