Why elements are sometimes called the "s" block?

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Okay guys need to know why The Group I and Group II elements of the periodic table are sometimes called the "s" block?

Sorry for the vaigness of the question this is what they gave me.

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Ok thanks. just read the sticky sorry guys won't happen again.
 

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