Answer:
Mohandas (Mahatma) Gandhi.
Explanation:
Mohandas (Mahatma) Gandhi started a movement to compel British government of India to grant self-government to India. It was one of large-scale civil disobedience led by Gandhi which also known as satyagraha. Gandhi also forbade protesters to act with violence toward any attacker and remain calm with patience bears all the hardship. This movement led to the independence of India from British empire so this movement has a significant place in the history. Gandhi and his followers came to believe that their oppressors should be led to the truth of their actions.
identify and discuss four diseases that can affect the community because of the unhealthy environment
Answer:
cholera
malaria
fever
cough
yellow fever
It is sunny all year round in the Caribbean is a feature that describes the
The victim owned a cottage in an ocean resort area. He stayed there only during the summer months, and left the cottage unoccupied during the balance of the year. The defendant, a resident of a neighboring cottage, was aware of this practice. For a change in his routine, however, the victim decided to spend a week at the cabin in the off-season. Unaware that the victim was occupying the cottage, the defendant decided to borrow a portable television set that he knew the victim kept in the cottage. To avoid being seen, he entered the cottage late at night, using a key under the front doormat. He found the television set, disconnected it, and headed for the rear of the house to leave. He opened the kitchen door and found the victim seated there in the dark, having a late night snack. Both men were startled and neither man recognized the other in the dark. The defendant assumed that the victim was a burglar, and was afraid that he might be armed. Trying to flee the kitchen as quickly as possible, the defendant dropped the television set in the middle of the kitchen floor. As the set hit the floor, the picture tube exploded with a loud noise. The noise so frightened the victim that he had an immediate heart attack and died.
If the defendant is charged with felony murder as the result of the victim's death, what is his best defense?
A. He did not intend to kill the victim.
B. His only intent was to borrow the television set for a few days.
C. Larceny is not an inherently dangerous crime, and it was not being committed in an inherently dangerous manner.
D. The victim's heart attack was an unforeseeable consequence of the defendant's acts.
Answer:
C, no harm was meant
Explanation:
Nepal has to have a clear-cut human development policy. Explain
Answer:
Human developement policy lack 3 important aspects into its account that includes literacy rate, life expectancy at birth, and per capita income. To increase human development index of Nepal, they need to add given three aspects to remove all kind of inequalities related to poverty and income.
which event or events could possibly have been a cause of the great leap forward? A. lll and lv, b. l and lll, c. l,lll, and lv or d. l only
Answer:
to prevent the population of the colonies from growing
Explanation: because I got it wrong and they showed me the right answer. C
In the United States, which of the following types of elections typically receives the lowest turnout?
A.
primary elections
B.
presidential elections
C.
midterm elections
D.
general elections
Answer: primary election
Explanation:
In the United States, the elections that receives the lowest turnout is the primary election. The election with the highest voter turnout is the presidential election.
The primary elections, is usually called the primaries, and it's when voters can choose their party's candidate for an upcoming election.
Answer:
A: Primary Elections :)
Make from memory the major features of society.
Answer:
1. Likeness
Likeness of members in a social group is the primary basis of their mutuality. May be in the beginning assumed or real common lineage, tribal affinity, family benefit or the compactness due to a common to time inculcated between and among the members in the group the feeling of likeness. Likeness means mutuality, and that means Society.
2. The Reciprocal Awareness
Likeness is generative of reciprocity. Once some are aware of the mutual likeness, they, certainly differentiate against those who are not like them. The problem of likes and dislikes was concomitant to the social growth. Consciousness of this kind, alone could make sense of likeness. All social action is based on reciprocal response. This alone, makes possible, the we-feeling.
3. Differences
Sense of likeness in not always sufficient. It alone is not adequate for social organisation. This does not exclude diversity or variation. The social structure of humanity is based on the family which rests upon the biological differences between the sexes, viz, men and women. The economic structure of society is based upon division of labour in which the professions and economic activities of people are different or dissimilar. The culture of society prospers with the differences in thoughts ideals, viewpoints, etc. No two individuals are alike in their nature.
They differ from each other in respect of their interests, capacities, abilities and tendencies etc. These differences do not imply mutual conflict; instead; by it the organisation of society is further strengthened. A 100 percent organised society is not possible.
4. Interdependence
Society implies interdependence. It is another essential element to constitute society. It is not possible for human being to satisfy his desire in isolation.
He cannot live alone. He needs the help of others for his survival. Society fulfills all the needs of the people. For example, the institution of family rests on the biological interdependence of sexes. None of the two sexes is complete by itself and, therefore, each seeks fulfillment by the aid of the other. This fact of interdependence is very much visible in the present day society. Today not only countries but also continents depend upon one another. Likewise, communities, social groups and nations are also interdependent.
5. Cooperation
Cooperation is also another essential element to constitute society. Without cooperation, no society can exist. If the members of the society do not work together for the common purposes, they cannot lead a happy and comfortable life. Cooperation avoids mutual destructiveness and results in economy. In the words of P. Gisbert, “Cooperation is the most elementary process of social life without which society is impossible.”
For want of cooperation, the entire fabric of society may collapse. It is the very basis of social life. C.H. Cooley has rightly remarked, “Cooperation-arises when men realise that they have common interests. So great is the realisation of the necessity of cooperation on the part of every society, Kropotkin says, it is difficult to survive without it.
A corporation has been the subject of several news reports charging that the pollution put out by its factory endangers 5,000 residents of a subdivision. The corporation filed an action naming all 5,000 residents as defendants and seeking a declaratory judgment that it is not liable for damaging their health, and the court properly certified the action as a class action. Per court order, detailed notice of the suit is posted on every lightpole throughout the subdivision, but the residents are not notified individually.
Was notice in this case constitutional?
A. Yes, because the posting was reasonably calculated to give notice to all 5,000 residents.
B. Yes, if a state statute authorizes such process.
C. No, because all residents could reasonably be notified by mail.
D. No, because individual defendants must always be notified by personal service of a summons.
Answer: C. No, because all residents could reasonably be notified by mail.
Explanation:
The notice was not Constitutional because there should be a reasonable chance that every defendant has gotten the notice of the suit and they will not be able to do this unless notified individually.
This is why the court should have at least used mail to reach out to them because with mail, there is a reasonable chance that every defendant would be notified.
Valerie needs to make a decision about which college she wants to attend in the fall. She applied and got accepted to two schools—her dream university out of state, and a smaller college in her hometown, which is offering her a full academic scholarship. Valerie accepts the scholarship from the small school in her hometown.
Valerie's decision is based on
emotion
logic
Answer:
logic
Explanation:
gamit ang mga pinaghalo- halong letra tukuyin ang mga konsepto at salitang inilarawan ng mga sumusunod na pahayag. Isulat ang nabuong salita sa kahon sa ibaba
1.isang multi-dimensyonal na proseso na kinapalooban ng malaking pagbabago. Isa itong kaisipang maaaring may kaugnayan din sa salitang pagsulong
[DALNUGAP]
2.paggamit ng mga makinarya at makabagong teknolohiya sa paglinang ng mga industriya at pinagkukunang yaman
[SSSNNIIIAADUSYONTRIY]
3.sinusukat ang halaga ng mga yaring produkto at serbisyo na nilikha sa loob ng isang panahon
[AUOPGSLNG]
4.ang itinuturing na tunay na yaman ng isang bansa
[OAT]
5.sa pamamagitan ng mga salik na ito nagagamit ng mas episyente ang iba pang pinagkukunang yaman upang mas marami pa ang mga nalilikhang produkto at serbisyo ng sa gayon ay susulong at to unlad ang isang bansa
[HIYALONOTEK AT OBASYOINN]
pa help poh
Answer:
5. TEKNOLOHIYA AT INBINSIYON
para Sa pagunlad Ng ating bansa
According to Anti-Federalist George Mason, why would state rights no longer be protected? State governments would no longer exist under the Constitution. Local law enforcement would be too busy enforcing national laws. Governors could choose not to enforce laws under the Constitution. National laws and the new Constitution would be stronger than state laws.
Answer:D)National laws and the new constitution would be stronger than state laws.
Explanation:just took the test e2020
Answer:
D) National laws and the new constitution would be stronger than state laws.
Explanation:
got it right on Edge 2021
here are some questions from different social studies assignments that i have:
1) identify and explain one aspect of today's society that has its roots in societies of the past
2) choose either ancient egypt, ancient greece, or ancient rome. explain how their culture, beliefs, and worldview are represented in their art. give examples.
3) how do you think worldview, culture, and beliefs are expressed in modern art (imagery, movies, books, songs, etc.)? give examples.
4) where did the British Empire expand to? and why?
5) how do you think a person's worldview might impact the type of leadership or government they want in a society?
6) how does the structure of government in Canada ensure that power is distributed to all regions of the country?
i would appreciate anyone's help asap, even if you can only answer one of these questions (don't need to answer all if can't) thanks in advance!!
Answer:
4:To one of the Pacific Islands commonly known as Papua New Guinea.More importantly it is rich in All of the three main renewable resources (Crude oil,natural gas and coal)
also timbers.....
Nubia rivaled Egypt for control over ____
Answer:
land trade
Explanation:
you can wright trade but land trade make more sense
Which river flows through the center of the Piney Woods region?
Answer: The Red River, or sometimes the Red River of the South, is a major river in the Southern United States.
States: Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana
Country: United States
Explanation:
Hope it helps
How can you go to university for over three months in another country under the age of 18?
Answer:
You can't
You need to have finished high school and be 18 or over.
How did John Brown’s raid divide the Union even more?
Answer: It increased the tension between the northerners and the southerners.
Explanation: Even though the raid failed, it inflamed sectional tensions and raised the stakes for the 1860 presidential election. It made it impossible for the north and south to agree leading to the civil war.
why South Africa exports unprocessed raw materials
What impact did the Justinian Code have on religion?
It prevented government from interfering in religion.
It made Christianity the national religion.
It made practicing religion illegal.
It gave priests control over the civil courts.
Answer:
It made Christianity the national religion.
Explanation:
The Eastern Roman Empire became the Byzantine Empire. The Justinian Code is a collection of laws developed under the Byzantine emperor Justinian I. His law came to be known as the Corpus Juris Civilis. The Byzantine Empire was part of the Roman Empire and followed the beliefs of Christianity which became the national religion. They built churches and monuments with a painting of religious expression. Paintings and mosaics in Hagia Sophia show the figures of Christ, the Virgin Mary, saints along the emperors.
Answer: The answer is:
B: It made Christianity the national religion.
Explanation:
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5 importance of society (IN POINT) asap please
Answer:
Resource provisionThere are various resources that humans need to survive such as food and shelter and it is not possible for one person to get all of these. Being in a society of people allows this to happen as the different people will bring different resources for the society to have access to.
Division of laborWork needs to be done to stay alive and like the above, one person cannot do this all on their own and if they could, it would take a lot of time. Society allows us to divide the tasks we are to do into doable smaller tasks that once done, enable society to move forward.
SecurityThe wild is a very dangerous place as there are animals and other organisms that could be harmful to human beings. Being in society reduces the chances that we are attacked by these and therefore protects us from harm from such threats.
EducationSociety allows for human beings to be educated as people are able to pass on knowledge to others as well as make scientific discoveries together. If people were alone or very few in number, they wouldn't be able to effectively pass on their skills and educate others.
Mental support system.Humans are social beings in that we crave social interaction for the most part to give us fulfilment and keep us sane. Society offers this to us as it provides people for us to talk to.
A way you choose to live your life in one word
Answer: Happy,grateful because I was born
Explanation:
Which of the following best defines nobles? *
1.people from rich and powerful families
2.powerful artists of the kingdom
3.powerful farmers of the kingdom
4.people from neighboring countries
Which of the following best defines nobles? *
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what were some social, political and economic conditions that led to the creation of the Canadian Pacific Railway
Answer:
The Canadian Pacific Railway was created to connect upper and lower Canada provinces. The main reason for this is because in the Charlottetown conference, BC would only join if they could had a way to connect to the other provinces. Also, there was a scandal involved. John A. needed 10,000$ for his campaign, the creator of the railway promised him the money under one condition. If John A. got elected, he was to grant the railway proposal.
Hopefully this answers your question!
Explanation:
President Andrew Jackson replaced a number of government workers with his
Answer:
opponents.
Explanation:
In the book i have read it says, President Andrew Jackson replaced a number of government workers with his opponents.
2) What does
society need to speed
up the development process?
Answer:
FIRSTLY Is to remove poverty from society. ... majority of population live in poverty so if poverty is removed then they become manpower of the nation as well as of the society which speed up to the development of process.A recent study identified bacteria in the guts of some Japanese people with specialized enzymes that metabolize the complex carbohydrates in seaweed. The researchers hypothesize that these bacteria thrive in the guts of individuals who consume a diet composed highly of seaweed, and help their hosts break down the seaweed better. This relationship is an example of _________.
Answer:
Coevolution
Explanation:
Coevolution
This is a mutual or corresponding genetic change that occurs between two or more species as a result of interactions among them. They are simply regarded as species evolves in response to each other. it is also when different species have tight/close ecological interactions with one another
Example
Predator-prey relationship.
terms associated with evolution includes;
1. niche
This is the physical and biological conditions that is needed for the survival,growth and reproduction of an organism. it is defined by resources also.
2. competition
This is simply known as two or more species using the same resource. etc.
What are the laws and policies of a theocratic government .
Answer:
Theocracy is a form of government which defers not to civil development of law, but to an interpretation of the will of a God as set out in religious scripture and authorities. Law in a theocracy must be consistent with religious text the ruling religion abides by.
according. to mohs scale, which of the following minerals properly corresponds to the hardest and least hard?
Answer:
b. hardest: diamond; least hard: talc
Explanation:
According to the the Mohs scale of hardness ; material hardness are arranged using numbers, which higher values indicating increasing hardness level.
From the scale ;
Diamond has a value of 10 which makes it the hardest on the scale
Talc has a vlaue of 1 which makes it the softest.
A picture of the mohs hardness scale is attached below.
could someone explain about agriculture in mesopotamia in a paragraph?
i'd rly appreciate anyone's help asap, thanks in advance!
Answer:
Agriculture was the main economic activity in ancient Mesopotamia. Operating under harsh constraints, notably the arid climate, the Mesopotamian farmers developed effective strategies that enabled them to support the development of the first states, the first cities, and then the first known empires, under the supervision of the institutions which dominated the economy: the royal and provincial palaces, the temples, and the domains of the elites. They focused above all on the cultivation of cereals and sheep farming, but also farmed legumes, as well as date palms in the south and grapes in the north.
Explanation:
Arrange the sentences given below in order to describe the process of fertilization. P: The pollen tube grows down through the style reaches the ovary. Q: The pollen grain germinates on reaching the stigma. R The male gamete moves into the ovule to fuse with the ovum. S: The pollen tube grows out from the pollen.
Answer:
The correct order is:
Q: The pollen grain germinates on reaching the stigma.
S: The pollen tube grows out from the pollen.
P: The pollen tube grows down through the style reaches the ovary.
R The male gamete moves into the ovule to fuse with the ovum.
Explanation:
The fertilization progress takes place in the order presented above. This process is responsible for the formation of fruits and seeds that will be responsible for giving continuity to the plant species. In a nutshell, we can say that fertilization starts with the polem road in stigma. There, the pollen will germinate and develop a tube called a pollen tube. This tube will grow to the flower's ovary and merge with the egg, completing fertilization.
Commoners elect a representative which the upper class approves of, and only the upper class can veto laws b. Upper class chooses a representative and holds more power than the commoners c. Citizens elect representatives who cast votes on their behalf, tribunes had the power to veto any laws, and all laws had to be displayed in a public place. d. A representative is chosen from both classes to represent each group equally
Answer and Explanation:
A. Oligarchy: commoners elect a representative which the upper class approves of, and only the upper class can veto laws
B. Oligarchy: Upper class chooses a representative and holds more power than the commoners.
C. Representative Democracy: Citizens elect representatives who cast votes on their behalf, tribunes had the power to veto any laws, and all laws had to be displayed in a public place.
D. Representative Democracy: a representative is chosen from both classes to represent each group equally.
A. Oligarchy is a form of government where the upper-class constitute the government and the lower class are ruled by the upper class
B. This is also oligarchy
C. Representative democracy or indirect democracy is democracy whereby lawmakers are elected by citizens and then vote for laws and make laws on behalf of/in representation of the people.
D. This is also representative democracy.
