In which type of system do citizens have some rights to participation IF they are wealthy and powerful?

Answer:

"every week"

Explanation:

According to the given situation, one individual meets with Mae every week after school so that one individual can teach maths and in return, Mae can help for Spanish this case indicates the phrase of every week as it can not stand alone as an entire statement.

So, the as per the above explanation the right answer is "every week"

Answer:D

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Answer:

Extended family.

Explanation:

An extended family goes beyond the nuclear family (father, mother, and children) and it involves a nuclear family with the presence of other adult or young family members like the grandparents, uncles, cousins, aunties, etc, all living in the same household.

Answer: Comparative politics

Explanation:

Comparative politics is described as a section of political study that makes use of comparison method or empirical method to explore politics in countries.

It is the view of political experience with a into more than one country with the sole aim of making comparison.

Answer:

Soil is composed of biotic and abiotic factor but by itself, it would be abiotic.

Explanation:

because it is not alive or never was alive.

Answer:

c

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Answer:

a. Social Intelligence

Explanation:

Social Intelligence refers to some intelligence where the person gets to know the behaviour of a person by their way of working and knowing them in person.

This is generally referred to as a tact where the person uses his common sense to address the problem or situation in hand.

Here, in the given instance, Fatima is a manager, and has to inform an employee about his tardiness, and as the employee might feel embarrassed in front of his colleagues, she makes sure that the person does not feel bad and accordingly chooses a time where she can talk to him personally about this instance.

So that he shall not feel embarrassed in front of his colleagues and inferior in any manner.

Here, she uses social intelligence as a tact to overcome this situation, and normalise the tardiness of her employee.  

Answer: IMPLICIT memory

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Answer:

True

Explanation:

Originalism is defined as the way in which the individuals/citizens or the lawmakers translates the laws of the land. This is usually in accordance to the period in time the law was made or amended.

The originalism which also means strict construction view on the Constitution insists that we cannot help but bring our own background, ideas, and judgments to bear as we think about the meaning of the document.

Answer:

B) during the preseason

Explanation:

The preseason refers to the program that starts before the season and is not on records but in order to encourage the practice and proficiency of performers. Also, it creates greater excitement of the show in audience.

Clear communication techniques reduces the chances of failure, also it ensures greater management and ease to conduct the program.

Accordingly the program turns preseason as an important rehearsal and also students start performing at their maximum capacity.

Answer:

The lawyer has high prestige by virtue of his education where as the self made billionaire only has wealth.

Explanation:

With ever increasing pressure in society to get rich, every human being tries his best to achieve wealth. But with that there are only a few who set an example in front of society about how  to achieve wealth with great respect and honour.

To become a successful lawyer one needs to earn great confidence and education various other interpersonal communication tact, and experience, and with all these efforts comes the success.

A billionaire might use some unethical practices, or some influence, or it might happen that it was his complete luck that his business venture turned around to earn huge profits.

When a comparison between both is done, it requires more dignity and ethical behaviour for a lawyer to become a recognised and well established lawyer rather than a well established businessman.

Answer:

to allow the Spanish to settle and colonize the region and help future trade and exploration efforts.

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Answer:

to establish control of the fur trade

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the main goal of science is to become a scientist or a doctor

Answer:

The goal of science is to learn how nature works by observing the natural and physical world , and to understand this world through research and experimentation .

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Answer:

transmission

Explanation:

In simple words, The transmission communication paradigm defines interaction as a yet another-way, sequential mechanism wherein the source conveys the message and communicates it via a medium to the recipient who computes it.

The propagation of the text is frequently interrupted by ambient and semantic interference. This strategy is generally too simplistic to catch FtF experiences, but may be beneficial for computer-oriented communication.

Answer:

There are 3 major parts of the respiratory system: the airway, the lungs, and the muscles of respiration. The airway, which includes the nose, mouth, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, and bronchioles, carries air between the lungs and the body's exterior.

Nose,Mouth,Pharynx(throat),Larynx(voice box),Trachea(windpipe),bronchi(airways),lungs, diaphragm.

Answer: the correct answer is option d

Explanation:

Answer:

Queensland

Explanation:

When you look at a map of Australia, the divisions include South Australia, Northern Territory, Western Australia, Queensland, Australian Capital Territory, Tasmania, New South Wales, and Victoria. Western Australia is located west of South Australia, while the Northern Territory is located north of South Australia. New South Wales, Victoria, Australian Capital Territory, and Tasmania are all located southeast of South Australia. That leaves Queensland as the only state northeast of South Australia.

Answer:

Cortes was isolated in the city of tenochtitlan but managed to escape with his soilders and montezuma after montezuma died tenochtitlan fell.

Answer:

Africa

Explanation:

Africa is crossed by the Equator in Central Africa, and is crossed by the Prime Meridian in Northwestern Africa.

Explanation:

Political instability is defined as the potential for sudden and significant change in the leadership, policies, or condition of a country.

Answer:

Explanation:

Answer: the Declaration of Independence

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Explanation:

There are a number of things you can do to stop the violations. Your ability to trigger a change in policy or prevent further human rights violations depends to a large extent on getting other governments and international organizations to take an interest in the problem.

Contact the appropriate federal agency. Certain federal agencies such as the Department of Justice help enforce human rights law and prosecute human rights violations.

Be prepared to let the agency know the suspect's name and a basic physical description, what they did that constituted a human rights violation, and how you came to know about it.

Draft a petition. Getting signatures on a petition can encourage the federal government to take notice of a particular human rights violation.

Before you start your petition drive, research the requirements for a legal petition so you can make sure you're following the rules and that all signatures on your petition will count as legitimate and actually make a difference.

Call or write your senator or representative. Your federal government representative may be willing to advance your interest in congress.

Writing an official can help explain the importance of the issue and persuade her to put her support behind any efforts to stop the human rights violation. If there currently aren't any government actions to fight this particular human rights violation, you may be able to get the issue on the table.

Keep your letter straight and to the point, and stick to the facts. Explain what the issue is, why it is important, and who it affects.

Choose the organization best suited to respond. While some organizations such as the UN have broader missions, there also are smaller organizations that focus on specific human rights issues such as human trafficking.

Read international human rights law. Particularly if you intend to contact an international organization such as the UN, you must be able to point to the particular part of international law that is being violated.

The UN website for the Office of the High Commissioner of Human Rights also has information on specific human rights treaties and reports on the performance of signatory countries under those treaties.

Draft your report. When you write your report to the organization you've chosen, be sure to include all relevant information and as many details as possible.

At a minimum, your report should state all relevant facts in chronological order. Include dates, times, and places of all incidents, along with as many names as you can, both of victims and perpetrators. Include all the contact information you know along with your own.

Basically, include anything and everything in your report that might help the organization investigate the report. Even if you think a detail is irrelevant, it could be what leads the investigator to find victims or perpetrators of human rights abuses and bring them to justice.

When you observe a possible human rights violation, write down as many details as possible while it's happening, including taking pictures, to establish a record you can later pass on to the appropriate organization.

Submit your report to the appropriate organization. Most international organizations have an address or toll-free telephone number you can use to submit tips or more extensive reports about human rights violations.

Cooperate with the organization in any follow-up activities. If a representative of the organization contacts you, be prepared to provide additional details, documentation, or the names and contact information of possible witnesses.

Organize a protest. Talk to like-minded individuals about staging a protest at an embassy or government building to increase awareness of the human rights violation.

You can use a public demonstration to increase public awareness of the issue and build support to stop the human rights violation. If you have enough people joining you, it also sends a message that you have a lot of support to stop the violations.

Go to the media. Seek attention from news networks and newspapers to help inform the public about the human rights violation.

If you are in another country when you witness a human rights violation, keep in mind that your telephone or email communications may be monitored. If you do talk to a journalist, be careful not to reveal names or contact information of any local sources over these channels. You don't want to get your witnesses in trouble.

You also could consider writing a letter to the editor to major or high profile newspapers or news magazines. Include information on how readers can help join the fight to stop the human rights violations you describe. If your letter is published, you can help raise awareness about the issue among the general public.

Start a social media campaign. Creating viral videos or status updates on social media networks can create a groundswell of support to stop the human rights violations.

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Answer:

Civil war

Explanation:

Answer:

the civil war.

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Answer:Portugal

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