The correct answer is D.
The 13th amendment of the United States Constitution was ratified in 1865, after the American Civil War.
This amendment established the formal abolition of slavery and was approved by President Abraham Lincoln, who had started fighting slavery through the Emancipation Proclamation in 1963.
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Before the became spartans, soldiers would examined the children to see if they were worthy. If they were shown weak, they would be exposed or become a slave. But it was the city-state who decided the child's fate. They had to go through harsh discipline and had to go through deprivation. They would march barefoot and had no food while marching. They learned to survive and take pain. They also had to show loyalty to the city-state and follow the Spartan code. The other boys would beat up the younger boys to toughen them up. They were taught stories of fortitude and courage. If they they were scrounging or being caught stealing food, they would have been punished.
Gregory has been bombarded with emails from a local real estate licensee. he keeps opting out of these emails, but they just keep coming. the federal law the licensee is possibly violating is the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003
CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 is a federal law that protects consumers from unwanted email solicitations.
Thus, if Gregory keeps getting emails, then the act that protects her fro unwanted email is getting violated.
This was a law passed in 2003. It established for the very first time the United States' national standards regarding the sending of commercial emails to someone. Thus it is important.
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Answer: (D) Domestic companies will be better able to compete against foreign businesses :)
The correct answer is letter B
Utility theory is widely used in economic science to explain how consumers or decision makers make their choices in the best way.
Even if it is not possible to measure the utility that a consumer attributes to a specific good, the theory seeks to compare and classify the alternatives of choice to the good.
