I believe B is the correct answer
The option that best describes the term phospholipid is option b that is "a nonpolar lipid molecule that is <span>that is made amphipathic by the addition of a phosphate".
Phospholipid is a type or class of a lipid that have phosphate group in its molecule and the structure of phospholipid</span><span> have two fatty acids, a phosphate group and a glycerol molecule.</span>
Avogadro's law, which states that equal volumes of gases under the same conditions of temperature and pressure will contain equal numbers of molecules.
(4) Increase citizen participation in government
Primary: a way for citizens to vote for new government officials, not too influenced by party leaders
Secret Ballot: keeping a voter's votes private from others
Recall: a way for citizens to remove a government official from office
Referendum: a way for citizens to vote for or against something proposed by the legislature
During the Progressive Era, many local governments were lead by corrupt political machines. They would rig elections in their favor as well as threaten those who voted against them. Many would appoint their supporters who weren't usually qualified to government positions as incentive to vote for them (I don't know if you care but that's called the spoils system).
<span>It's not (1) because the whole point of primaries, secret ballots, recalls, and referendums was so political machines were not dominating
</span>It's not (2) because none of this has a lot to do with Native Americans
It's not (3) because the political machines were a <u>local</u> government problem, not federal
It <u><em></em>IS</u> (4) because by getting more people involved in the government, they can elect qualified officials, vote on laws that best benefit the people, and minimize corruption.
