<h2>*<em>Hello there!*~</em></h2>
<em>The question: </em>
<em>From 1990-2004, China's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew at an average rate of 10% each year, higher than any other country in the world. Other than natural resources, China has increased production of electronic and data processing equipment, as well as medical and optical equipment. Which statistic would BEST explain China's ability to improve its economy so much for such a long period of time?</em>
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<em>a life expectancy of over 74 years of age
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<em>military spending is 4.3% of GDP each year
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<em>mandatory levels of education and a 91% literacy rate
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<em>people under the age of 15 years are 20% of the population</em>
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<em>The answer: </em>
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<em>A) a life expectancy of over 74 years of age
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<em>*Hopes this helps!*~</em>
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<em>Darlington~</em>
Answer:
Stone
Explanation:
I would say stone because diversity fits the one above it and it makes more sense then stone does in the sentence.
The answer is the Second Amendment.
The right to bear arms is a constitutional right in the United States of America that is guaranteed bu the Second Amendment and it is usually referred to in the current debate on gun control in the US. The right to bear arms shall not be infringed upon is there in order for the individual to be able to protect himself, his state and fight oppression.
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Edward Hall said that the “distance zone” that should be
shared between you and your lab partner outside the Science Laboratory is
personal distance zone. It was Edward
Hall who developed the concept of ‘Proxemics”. He was the American
anthropologist whose research focused about how we divide our personal distance
and how it’s affected by culture. He also stated the difference between personal
space and territory. Furthermore, a conclusion by him was made about the direct
correlation between social standings and physical distances between people. He
introduced the four main zones which serve as ‘reaction bubbles’. He said that
when you enter a specific zone of a person, the person’s psychological and
physical reactions will be activated.