ANSWER:
A. Democracy
Explanation:
A democracy would have the most amount of citizen participation because in this type of government members of society have equal access to political power through voting and elections
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Yes, human activities are a significant cause of the increase in the amount of Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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The increasing amount of 
is a big problem in today's world for the atmosphere. Human activities are playing a vital role in the rise in . Carbon emission is majorly happening because of pollution. The pollution by vehicle, wax factories, chemical factories, etc. also, some other kinds of Carbon emission activities are there like burning coal and plastic produces Carbon in very high amount and this Carbon directly mix into the atmosphere.
Due to the increase in , both natural and agricultural ecosystems are suffering. causes air pollution, and because of that, the quality of crops is declining day by day. Also, the natural vegetation is struggling as the rainwater is also not pure; the amount of acidic content in natural rain is increasing per year. All these activities are leading towards global warming, which one day will bring our earth to an end. So it is imperative to take some severe legal measures to save the environment and decline the amount of producing.
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Answer:
A response is a _reaction to a stimulus. • A stimulus is anything that can cause an individual to respond or react. • Stimuli can be _internal or external.
Explanation:
A change in the cellular make up of an organisms due to response or reaction to a stimulus is called a response. This response can be due to a stimulus inside the body , or due to effect of an external ( stimulus) object on the body-stepping on a sharp pin.
In either cases, the stimulus is receive by the receptors, which transfer the stimulus through the sensory neuron to the inter neuron in the CNS, for the motor neuron to bring an effective response at the effectors.
