Answer:
yes
Explanation:
if they can lie to the person in question then they can get a confection out of them and get that person in question to rat out everything to try and get a plead deal
What are the three ways interest groups can influence government
Answer:
Explanation:
The pressure groups are also called interest groups or vested groups. They are different from the political parties in that they neither contest elections nor try to capture political power. They are concerned with specific programmes and issues and their activities are confined to the protection and promotion of the interests of their members by influencing the government.
Consider the Domino's "Pizza Turnaround" and the Amy's Baking Company "Baking
Meltdown" case studies you read in this lesson. What is one thing both of these
companies did?
This customer feedback to choose your product
North criticism and feedback from customers
Responded to customer feedback using social media
Thanked customers for your comments and opinions
Answer:
Consider the Domino's "Pizza Turnaround" and the Amy's Baking Company "Baking Meltdown" case studies you read in this lesson. Based on their actions, which statement is most true?
Domino's listened to its customers' complaints about how their pizza tasted. Then it used that information to create a better pizza.
Answer:
"Responded to customer feedback using social media"
Explanation:
Amys Baking Company used social media negatively to convey their feelings about their shop via baking show, and Dominos used social media reviews to better their pizza. GL
Applying the COPE Process (Lesson 23) The Case of the Angry Surgeon Assume you work in a large hospital. You have been given the responsibility of setting up a conference at the hospital for surgical nurses. The three day conference includes seminars and workshops on all aspects of surgical nursing. Your job includes arranging for the audio-visual equipment as requested. Requests for equipment were to be submitted in writing on a form which you sent to all the presenters. On the second day of the conference you are confronted by a surgeon who is angry about not having an overhead projector in his seminar room. You have no recollection of his requesting a projector. Surgeon: "Where's my overhead projector? I'm supposed to start my class in one minute and there's no projector. I can't believe the inefficiency around here. I am really upset." If you have QuickTime (Apple's technology for handling video) installed on your machine, you can view a video clip of the Angry Surgeon scene. If not, just continue below. What do you do? Remember, you have no recollection of having been asked to provide a projector but you believe there is one available. The surgeon is an important person on the hospital staff. You enjoy your job and you want to keep it. You have a good relationship with others on the staff. Apply each of the steps in the C-O-P-E process to this case and explain how you would... C - Center yourself - How would you keep cool? O - Identify your Objectives - What would be your general and specific goals? P - Make a Plan: What communication strategy or strategies (back of COPE card) would you select for this situation? E - Execute the plan: What might you say?. (Write one statement related to your plan/strategy.) Write your responses to each of the questions in the COPE process
Explanation:
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Could the Holocaust have been stopped if so how.
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Thesis statement
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Claim
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Answer:
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What is erosion?
washing away of the fertilizer
washing away of the stones and rocks
washing away of the crops
washing away of the soil
Answer:
Washing away of the soil
Explanation:
The farmers of the Midwest realize that the good soil is a precious natural resource. Where the land is more hilly, farmers plow following the curve of the hill instead of up and down. If the rows of crops went up and down the hill, rain would wash quickly along the furrows. Soil, and perhaps the crop itself, would be washed away. Washing away of soil is called erosion. If the rows of crops go around the hill, the water is stopped by each row and soaks into the soil.
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Answer:the answer is A based off the other answer choices
Explanation:
and i can infer the text is informative
Which Amendment protects your rights not to
a practice a religion?
Answer:
The First Amendment
Explanation:
The Geography of Ancient india included . The Geography of Ancient India included:
a
desert
b
mountains
c
rivers
d
plateau
e
all of the above
Answer:
E.
Explanation:
The geography of ancient India included all of the given features– desert, mountains, rivers, and plateau.
The period of ancient India began with the settlement of Indus Valley Civilization, also known as Harappan Civilization. The period lasted from 1500 BCE to 500 BCE. The physical features of the ancient India included Thar desert, Himalyan mountains, Indus river, Deccan plateau, etc.
Therefore, option E is correct.
Describe the for forces of evolution.
Answer:
There are four forces of evolution: mutation, gene flow, genetic drift, and natural selection. Mutation creates new genetic variation in a gene pool. Gene flow and genetic drift alter allele frequencies in a gene pool
Name 4 state the US added from 1791-1803
Answer:
Washington DC
new York
California
Huston texas
Answer:
Delaware,Pennsylvania ,New Jersey ,Georgia ,Connecticut ,Massachusett,Maryland,South Carolina,New Hampshire,Virginia,New York ,North Carolina,Rhode Island,Vermont,Kentucky,Tennessee,Ohio,Louisiana
Indiana,Mississippi,Illinois,Alabama,Maine,Missouri,Arkansas,Michigan,Florida ,Texas,Iowa,Wisconsin,California,Minnesota,Oregon,Kansas,West Virginia Nevada,Nebraska,Colorado,North Dakota,South Dakota,Montana Washington,,Idaho ,Wyoming,Utah,Oklahoma,New Mexico,Arizona,Alaska
Hawaii
Explanation:
5. Which of these Renaissance people was most influential or important?
O Leonardo da Vinci
O Rene Descartes
O Maria Sibylla Merian
Johannes Kepler
Es el nombre Leonardo da Vinci
What conditions lead to change in a society's gender roles and expectations?
Answer:
While longitudinal research on prosocial behaviour have demonstrated that both men and women are able to support those in need, assumptions regarding gender roles contribute to the presumption that discrepancies in aiding behavior will be between genders: women would approach help in ways that are mainly communal, whereas men would have a primary agent emphasis.
Explanation:
When a bankruptcy debtor is released from personal liability it is called a......
Explain the concept of manifest destiny.
Explain how a patrilineal family pattern worked
one better thinks of the future while in thepresent?
Answer:
Hmm your future plans
Explanation:
Go out with family
A product that requires a person to pay in order to consume it is a __________.
A.
public good
B.
private good
C.
federal commodity
D.
government resource
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D
Edg. Econ.
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Answer:
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Explanation:
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Define naturalistic observation and give an example. Define laboratory observation and give an example.
Answer:
Naturalistic observation involves observing subject of interest in their normal, everyday setting. For example: cultural anthropogist Margaret mead used naturalistic observation to study the daily lives of different groups in the south Pacific.
Laboratory observation happen when a person gathers and records information about an experiment with in a laboratory setting. Example of lab observation include noting the formation of crystals and recording survey results.
What opinion did George Washington have about British taxes?
He believed colonists should protest them.
He supported new taxes in the colonies.
He argued that colonists should pay for the French and Indian War.
Answer: He believed that colonists should protest them
Explanation:
Answer:
A
Explanation:
EDGE 2021
What conclusion can be made from this political cartoon?
A.The cartoon is supportive of President Franklin Roosevelt’s forcing Congres to reduce government waste.
B.The cartoon is critical of President Franklin Roosevelt’s reversing the effects of the Great Depression.
C.The cartoon is critical of President Franklin Roosevelt’s increasing power over the Supreme Court.
D.The cartoon is supportive of President Franklin Roosevelt’s convincing the Supreme Court to balance the budget.
The cartoon is critical of President Franklin Roosevelt’s increasing power over the Supreme Court. Hence, the correct option is C.
The cartoonist is using the image of a young boy reaching into jars labeled "Congress" and "Supreme Court" to symbolize FDR's attempts to control these branches of government and consolidate power in the executive branch. The image suggests that FDR's actions are inappropriate and overreaching, and that he is acting like a child who cannot control his impulses.
Therefore, option C is the correct answer.
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Drag each sentence to the correct location.
Match each leader with the triumvirate he belonged to.
Mark Antony
Crassus
Lepidus
Julius Caesar
Pompey
Octavian
First Triumvirate
Second Triumvirate
Answer:
The first triumvirate is
-Mark Anthony
-Pompey
-Julis Caesar
The second triumvirate is
-Lepidus
-Crassus
-Octavian
Explanation:
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What is Brexit and why is it being proposed?
Answer:
Brexit stands as an abbreviation for “British exit” which refers to the United Kingdom’s decision in leaving the European Union. This decision came right after a referendum that was scheduled and rolled out on the 23rd of June 2016.
Question 1 Assume that you are the financial manager in a state own enterprise that is about to have its majority ownership transferred from government to the private sector and to become a listed company on the Stock Exchange. Discuss the differences in the financial objectives that you are likely to face and the changes that are likely to occur in your strategic and operational decisions as a finance manager.
Answer:
The differences in the financial objectives that you are likely to face and the changes that are likely to occur in your strategic and operational decisions as a finance manager is discussed below in detailed explanation.
Explanation:
In Financial Objectives a business firm exclusively make projects for the financial problems of the business firm. These Objectives only include how many and much wealth is required to spend in the corporation to accomplish the necessary target. While in Strategic Objectives all the perspectives of the market are taken into attention and consideration.
The American system of government is structured around the concept of checks and balances. In that system, each branch of government is supposed to provide a check on the other branches to prevent any one branch from consolidating too much power and authority. The system though is not foolproof and sometimes those checks have failed. When that has happened in other countries, it becomes possible for one branch of government, usually the President, to consolidate power and abuse their authority. For this response paper, discuss what you think would happen in the United States if an elected President attempted to undermine democratic norms and tried to turn into an authoritarian ruler or dictator who consolidated political power and could make virtually all political decisions on their own. Be specific about which aspects of the American political system you think would prevent the President from turning into this type of ruler and which aspects of the American political system may allow a President to turn into this type of ruler.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
In this case, a President of the United States would want to become a dictator or to have so much that could dominate the other two branches of the federal government, the American citizens hold the key to depose him. That is what the concept of people's sovereignty dictates in the Constitution.
So if there is a case when the President of the United States attempts to undermine democratic norms and tries to turn into an authoritarian ruler or dictator who consolidated political power and could make virtually all political decisions on their own, there are the legislative branch and the judicial to exert their powers and try to put a stop to that president's aspirations.
In the specific case of the legislative branch, the US Congress, it is the citizens the ones who vote and elect their representatives and have all the right to demand positive changes and actions. Under the concept of popular sovereignty, the American people can demand Congress to impeach the US President and to follow proper mechanisms under the Constitution to make a change.
The US had just had a similar situation with President Trump, not exactly a dictator because it was never the case. But a President that notoriously tried to exert his power over the other two branches. He impacted US politics in many ways, but Congress, specifically, the lower chamber of the House of Representatives, served as the "checks and balances" branch that always tried to put a stop on him. Indeed, the House started the impeachment process.
The rise of Islamic fundamentalism is, in part, a response to the movement in traditional Islamic societies toward modernization. widening gap between the highly developed and the less developed nations. increasing standard of living in Islamic societies. denial of equal rights for women and other minorities. narrowing gap between the rich and the poor.
Answer:
B. Movement In Traditional Islamic Societies Toward Modernization. C. Narrowing Gap Between The Rich And The Poor. D. Increasing Standard Of Living In Islamic Societies. ... A. denial of equal rights for women and other minorities. ... E. widening gap between the highly developed and the less developed nations. 2.
Explanation:
You overhear your friend say to another friend “I just heard about Hinduism, but I have no idea what it is?”. You say to your friend, “I just learned about Hinduism in school. Let me tell you about it!”
In an 11 sentence paragraph, explain to your friend what Hinduism is, in a factual manner.
Answer:
Hinduism is a religion with various Gods and Goddesses. According to Hinduism, three Gods rule the world. Brahma: the creator; Vishnu: the preserver and Shiva: the destroyer. Lord Vishnu did his job of preserving the world by incarnating himself in different forms at times of crisis.
The three Lords that rule the world have consorts and they are goddesses too. Consort of Brahma is Sarasvati; goddess of learning. Vishnu's consort is Lakshmi; goddess of wealth and prosperity. Shiva's consort is Parvati who is worshipped as Kali or Durga.
Besides these Gods and Goddesses there are a number of other Gods and Goddesses. To name a few of them, there is Ganesh; who has an elephant's head and he is also a son of Shiva and Parvati, Hanuman; who is an ape, Surya; Lord of sun, Ganga Ma; Goddess of river Ganges; Samundra; Lord of the sea, Indra; king of the Gods ( but he isn't an important God), Prithvi; Goddess of earth, Shakti; Goddess of strength. The Hindus call their Goddesses 'Ma' meaning mother.
Some gods have more than one name. Shiva is also known as Shankar, Mahadev, Natraj, Mahesh and many other names. Ganesh is also called Ganpati. God Vishnu incarnated 9 times to do his job and in his every appearance he had a different form which are also worshipped as Gods. Among his appearances, he appeared as Rama, Krishna, Narsimha, Parsuram and Buddha. Krishna also has different names, Gopal; Kishan; Shyam and other names. He also has other titles with meanings like 'Basuri Wala' which means the flute musician and 'Makhan Chor' which means the butter stealer. There are also Gods who can change their forms, for example: Parvati can change into Kali or Durga.
Not all of these Gods are worshiped by all Hindus. Some Hindus worship only Vishnu. Others worship only Shiva. Others worship only the Goddesses and call these Goddesses collectively as Shakti meaning strength. Many of these Goddess worshipers worship Parvati in her images as Kali or Durga. People who worship Shiva or Vishnu also worship characters and images connected with these Gods. Vishnu worshipers (Vaishnaites) also worship his appearances. Shiva's worshipers (Shaivites) also worship images of bull called Nandi, who was Shiva's carrier and a unique stone design connected to Shiva. There are also Hindus who worship all the Gods. There are some Gods who are worshiped all over India like Rama and Krishna and other Gods who are worshiped more in one region than the other like Ganesh who is worshiped mainly in west India. Hindus also worship Gods according to their personal needs. People who engage in wrestling, body building and other physical sports worship Hanuman, who in Hindu legends was an ape with lot of physical strength. Businessmen worship Lakshmi, Goddess of wealth.
During the 1830s, five Native American nations were
removed from their ancestral homelands. In this sentence,
what does the word "ancestral" mean?
A Original
B
Definite
C
Main
D
Recent
Answer:
of, belonging to, inherited from, or denoting an ancestor or ancestors.
You are speaking on the topic of prison reform. In your research, you run across two public opinion polls. One of them, an independent survey by the Gallup The organization shows that a majority of people in your state oppose your position. The other poll, suspect in its methods and conducted by a partisan organization, says a majority of people in your state support your position. Which poll do you cite in your speech
Answer:
I will cite the independent Gallup opinion poll
Explanation:
Ethics is the ability of a person to take the right action in a given situation and reject wrong action.
In the given scenario where there are two opinion polls, one an independent on by Gallup and another by a partisan organisation.
The best option will be to cite the independent opinion poll by Gallup even if though it opposes your position.
You can however state solid facts that shows the relevance of your own position.
This gives the audience a transparent view of the facts and they can make decisions knowing they are not being lied to.