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What is the Difference between crude death rate and actual death rate?
Death Rate is the actual rate of death where Crude Death Rate is a guess on the death rate.
What is the difference between mortality rate and death rate?
mortality rate - death rate
What is the Birth Rate and Death Rate in Cuba?
birth rate - 295 death rate - 876 rg
What was the Death rate in Elizabethan times?
the death rate was 8eas
How do birth rate and death rate affect a country's population?
If the birth rate is higher than the death rate, the population increases. If the death rate is higher than the birth rate, the population decreases.
How long did foot binding?
Foot binding lasted for approx. 1000 years.
What age do they do foot binding?
From the age of two years to twelve years . Though six years was the ideal of foot binding.
How does foot binding affect your health?
it stops the blood getting to your feet making them grow at a lower rate for less time, this can cause walking disabilitiesx
What is the process of foot binding?
deludge
Did Japanese practice foot binding?
no
Where did foot binding come from?
china
Does foot binding still exist?
no
Do women and men practice foot binding?
Foot binding was a custom practiced on young girls and women for (approximately) 1,000 years.
How did foot binding distinguish various classes in China?
Foot Binding was also used to distinguish various classes in China (especially aristocrats and the wealthy), because the men who married wives who had foot binding needed to be wealthy enough to support the wife and the family. That is why the wealthy in the Ming dynasty and the Qing dynasty practiced foot binding on women.
Is foot binding the same as plastic surgery?
no
Who had to do the foot binding?
The mother of the girl (foot binding only happened to girls) to show that she was a possesion and by the mom doing it passed the message down to child.
Who invented foot binding?
Foot binding was a practice that originated in China over a thousand years ago. It was practiced in the country until the early 1900s.
