Answer:
A. Corruption
Explanation:
Many of the democratic nations of Southeast Asia's problem is (A.) Corruption.
Note the locations of Kansas, Florida, Brazil, Bolivia, and Uruguay on the map.
Which of the following will most likely have a climate similar to Florida’s?
Bolivia
Brazil
Kansas
Uruguay
Answer:
Brazil.
Explanation:
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Answer:
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Explanation:
What kind of person gets into trouble?
What is
9
−6 __
16
written as a decimal?
Answer:
It should be 8.625
Explanation:
What was a consequence of the Leo Frank case in the state of Georgia?
A.
The Boll Weevil began to destroy southen cotton crops
B.
The International Cotton Exposition was held in Atlanta
C.
Racism in the form of antisemitism emerged in Georgia
D.
The disenfranchisement of African American voters
Answer:
C
Explanation:
explain why government policies are not always the best or most efficient ones possible
Explanation:
Supporting one’s country policies and decisions is one part of keeping it on the path of prosperity and development, while keeping track of government activities, being vigilant about them and highlighting loopholes in policies are also needed in a democracy.
In our country, we have people with different ideologies — some criticise the government policies and some support it, while others remain at the top of it appreciating the good policies and highlighting the drawbacks to improve governance. It’s common nowadays to see society divided into segments each with a different perspective about the policies undertaken by their governments; it is something which keeps the true essence of democracy alive. There are many instances in the past of governance and society improving because of the positive criticism by some people or group of them. These examples give democracies around the world a chance of improving the quality of governance and hence create a better society.
In recent years in India, there has been a gradual change in perspective of the people regarding their governments. While some of them are a very good sign of a progressive society, some of them are quite worrying too. There is a common notion among some citizens that if they speak something against the actions of their government, then it’s probably against the nation too.
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Question: How did Matthew Perry's arrival in Japan change the lives if the shogun, samurai, and the peasants in the next few years?
Teresa has listened attentively all semester to the various psychological theories presented in her psychology classes. Her views have now come to resemble those of _____, because she believes that mental expectations of reinforcement that affect the performance of what has been learned.
Answer:
Albert Bandura
Explanation:
The United States supported a system that allowed American buisness owners to fund, build, and profit from factories in the nation. This system was called the ___ system.
Answer:
Factory system.
Explanation:
The factory system is a system originally from the Industrial Revolution era. This system allows manufacturers to not only produce goods but also fud, build and reap the profits as well as suffer the loss, whatever results from their efforts.
In this system, entrepreneurs or business owners are given permission to build factories and hire workers, producing goods and distributing them to the market. Not only that, it greatly helped in reducing the various problems arising from the domestic system where business owners had to provide raw materials to various homes to produce goods. In factories, workers will work in a specific place and produce goods there, eliminating the need for a collective workspace.
This system also meant the owners had to reap the profits or suffer the loss incurred, whatever comes.
Thus, the correct answer is the factory system.
Clarify the term industry and its types. With examples.
Answer:
The production side of business activity is referred as industry. It is a business activity, which is related to the raising, producing, processing or manufacturing of products. ... Producer's goods are the goods used by manufacturers for producing some other goods. E.g. Machinery, tools, equipments, etc.
Explanation:
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the modern american industrial system began with which industry? a. textile b. automobile c. paper d. rubber
Answer:
a
Explanation:
they began through the usage of textile Mills to produce textile
Answer:
the answer is TEXTILEEE
Explanation:
What does the quality of life mean?
Quality of life (QOL) is defined by the World Health Organization as 'individuals' perception of their position in life in the context of the culture and value systems in which they live, and in relation to their goals, expectations, standards and concerns.
Answer:
the standard of health, comfort, and happiness experienced by an individual or group.
Explanation:
How does globalization help to Create a better quality of life for everyone?
Answer: Benefits of globalization to the community
Explanation: Globalization gives us access to cultures all around the world, promotes the spread of technology and innovation, provides lower costs for products. On a more important note, it gives people who want to migrate to other countries a higher standard of living across the globe, gives access to new markets, new talents. International recruiting and managing employee immigration can also be considered.
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5 imp of professsion
Answer:
Professions not only improve employment and career longevity, but can also provide an important community purpose and empowerment, allowing people's careers to contribute to the social good.Explanation:
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how do you think investment in technical sector affects the development of society?
Answer:
Heres the answer!
Explanation:
Human-Centered Social Framework/Human Capital: This theme combines the focus on new economic theory and human capital with the role of entrepreneurship and innovation, placing them in a wider theoretical context. Human Capital is a central unifying theme of the Academy’s work and also a central strategy for breaking out of the narrow conceptions and stifling economic policies that prevail now. The theme also focuses on the catalytic role of the individual in social change, exemplified in economy by the role of entrepreneurs. It also encompasses the issue of human rights and economic rights, including the right to employment.
The Network Society: This theme focuses on Social Capital and is a complement to the one on Human Capital. Organization is a determinant of social productivity and human welfare. The theme here is the creative role of organization in social development, the enormous productive potential generated by advances in social organization and the opportunities to utilize innovative organizational models and delivery systems to accelerate social progress in business, education, scientific research and governance. Traditional economic theory and contemporary preoccupation with fiscal and monetary policy ignore the tremendous potential for organizational innovation as a stimulus to social change. A comprehensive strategy for addressing social problems needs to give sufficient prominence to this aspect.
Economic theory and real economy: The Newtonian view of economics, in particular, and social science in general ignores important theoretical advances in the physical sciences and critical aspects of economic reality. This theme could actually encompass a wide range of issues related to economic theory in an intellectually challenging manner which would include contributions from non-economists.
Re-valuing Nature: Current theories based on the efficiency of markets overlook the gross inefficiency of economic systems that seek to maximize return to investors by wastefully consuming natural resources or grossly undervaluing and underutilizing human capital. Economic thought and practice are reoriented to take into account the real value of natural and human resources to present and future generations and formulate effective public policies designed to optimize the efficiency of the overall social system. This theme should re-examine the concept of economic value and its role in promoting sustainable human welfare and well-being. Energy plays the central role in society’s relationship with the environment: this theme can also highlight the potential for new and alternative energy sources.
The Global Workplace or Global Employment Challenge: Like climate change, the challenge has become global and requires a wider understanding of the multiple factors affecting job creation and retention, including trade, demography, aging, migration, technological development, tax policies, Internet, global sourcing, production strategies, outsourcing, resource depletion, etc. The notion of regional and global economies raised here has direct relevance to the Euro zone and EU.
Recognizing Talents and Genius -- education for the 21st Century: A comprehensive social strategy must give a central place to the role of education and training in preparing youth for productive engagement in a rapidly changing and increasingly complex and sophisticated world. The Internet is set to become the main delivery system for expansion of the global educational system to meet the rapidly expanding needs of developing countries. It also has an essential role to play in vocational training to close the gap between the need and availability of skilled individuals in the workforce. One of the challenges will be to prepare youth for entrepreneurship and self-employment.
Sharing Knowledge, Innovation & Creativity for Human Welfare: This theme covers the broad issue of how to make available to industrial applications the existing large amount of scientific knowledge and technical innovations. Particular emphasis will be given to the development of a sustainable human welfare, including the field of health care, which is one of the world’s fastest growing industries, accounting for more than ten percent of the economy in most developed nations. The general awareness is increasing on this topic, but the management of S&T needs to develop instruments and a consensus to promote data sharing and economic exploitation in developing countries.
Freedom and equality: This theme, that should address the lack of balance between developed and developing countries, is very much in keeping with the programmes of the International Higher Education and Research Centers operating in Trieste, often in close collaboration with UNESCO, such as the International Centre for Theoretical Physics, which hosted the Forum.
What do all parts of a given ecozone have in common?
O A. Culture
O B. Evolutionary history
O c. Landforms
O D. Climate
In addition to the Spanish conquest of Peru, the diseases brought by the Spanish also devastated the Incan people.
true
false
Answer:
True
Explanation:
An expimenter wants to know if listening to classical music will help people to solve more math problems. The expimenter has a group of people come in for the study in the morning, and plays them classical music while they solve math problems. The expimenter then has a group of people come in for the study in the afternoon, and has them solve math problems with no music playing. What did the expimenter fail to do
Answer:
to provide common conditions of research
Explanation:
In simple words, the common conditions of research must be provided when that particular condition can be a distorting factor to the results obtained. In the given case, the two subjects groups were tested on two different times. There is a high chance that the morning group would have performed better than the afternoon ones.
Hence, it will be seen as a failure of the experimenter to test the groups in two different times.
Hammurabi acted like a _____________when someone broke the law.
A) criminal
B) teacher
C) preacher
D) judge
What did Andrew Jackson mean when he said the president must protect “the liberties and rights of the people and the integrity of the Constitution against the Senate, or the House of Representatives, or both together.”
Answer:
Fellow citizens of the Senate and House of Representatives:
It affords me pleasure to tender my friendly greetings to you on the occasion of your assembling at the seat of government to enter upon the important duties to which you have been called by the voice of our countrymen. The task devolves on me, under a provision of the Constitution, to present to you, as the federal legislature of 24 sovereign states and 12,000,000 happy people, a view of our affairs, and to propose such measures as in the discharge of my official functions have suggested themselves as necessary to promote the objects of our union.
Explanation:
Define transportation.
A country has a comparative advantage in trade when it:
A. can produce a good more efficiently than another country.
B. has a lower opportunity cost producing a good than another
country
C. is the only country that produces a particular good.
D. produces all the essential goods its citizens require.
Answer:
Comparative advantage refers to the ability to produce goods and services at a lower opportunity cost, not necessarily at a greater volume or quality. Comparative advantage is a key insight that trade will still occur even if one country has an absolute advantage in all products.
Explanation:
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Answer:
When a country can produce at a lower opportunity cost than its trading partners, it has a comparative advantage. While a country cannot have a comparative advantage in all commodities and services, it can produce all goods with an absolute advantage.
Explanation:
What does low opportunity cost means?A country has a comparative advantage in economic terms when it can produce at a lower opportunity cost than its trading counterparts. While a country cannot have a comparative advantage in all commodities and services, it can produce all goods with an absolute advantage.
Comparative Advantage-The ability to create goods and services at a lower opportunity cost, not necessarily at a higher volume or quality, is referred to as comparative advantage. The concept of comparative advantage states that commerce will take place even if one country has an absolute edge in all products.How does opportunity cost differ from country?The fact that the two countries' opportunity costs differ shows the prospect of mutually beneficial commerce. Trade possibilities will lead to a higher level of specialization in both countries, specialization that reflects comparative advantage.
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As Maria was putting down her purse after entering a dinner party, she was greeted by several people, so she wasn't paying attention to exactly where she put the purse down. Her divided attention at the time she set the purse down resulted in an encoding failure called _____, which led to her not being able to find her purse a little later.
Answer:
Her failure was absent-mindedness
Congress historically has a. Had no discernible pattern in regards to the representation of Americans.b. Been comprised of older, white Christian men with blue collar backgrounds, and average personal wealth.c. Been comprised of older, white Christian men with professional backgrounds and higher than average personal wealth.d. Reflected the demographics of their constituents.
Making the choice to spend money on post secondary
education pays off in the long run because
Answer:
A degree is a good investment
Explanation: A degree is a good investment and it will give you more of a profit after you get a job with that degree.
What creates interdependence?
Answer:
Global interdependence is largely the result of international trade, i.e., the importing and exporting of products and services. In fact, countries today cannot survive for long without each others’ imports and exports. Oil and natural gas have created global interdependence between the major producing nations and those that do not have enough.
Explanation:
How does Frederick Douglass view American Democracy in 1852?
Answer:
Indeed, Douglass knew, as he argued so ardently in his famed 1852 July Fourth speech, that for democracy to thrive, the nation's conscience must be roused, its propriety startled and its hypocrisy exposed. Not once, but continually and for the good of the nation, he argued, we must bring the “thunder.”Feb 10, 2018
Explanation:
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What effect did the Nile River
have on Egyptian culture?
a. The Egyptians ate fish that
they caught in the Nile
River.
b. The Egyptians settled
along the Nile River.
c. The Egyptians worshipped
the Nile River.
d. The Egyptians needed the
water of the Nile River
Answer:
B. The Egyptians settled along the Nile River.
Answer:
b. The Egyptians settled
along the Nile River. is the correct answer!!
¿En qué medio de comunicación tienes mayor acceso a la información? ¿porque?
a)Periódico
b) internet
c) televisión
d) radio
Answer:
B
Explanation:
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Imagine that you live in the Northernmost area of Canada and have 6 months of night and 6 months of day. How do you think you would feel? How your life would be different.
Answer:
my life would be different as i would have to adjust my day to day life in order to workor go to school while its dark outside which can make it difficult to see. As well, it would be strange for my eyes to adjust to the sudden light change after being used to one or the other for so long. Personally I wouldnt mind the night as i love looking at the stars and moon but during the 6 months of daylight it would be hard to get some sleep.
Explanation:
What might have motivated Nazi SS
officers to carry out orders against Jews?
Answer:
https://www.ushmm.org/teach/teaching-materials/roles-of-individuals/ethical-leaders/background/causes-and-motivations
Explanation:
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