Answer:
The 14th Amendments Equal Protection Clause
Explanation: This clause requires that all people residing in the US should be treated the same. The 14th's Equal Protection Clause forces states to govern impartially and not draw distinctions between individuals solely on differences that are irrelevant to a legitimate governmental objectives. Equal Protection Clause makes no distinction between citizens and non-citizens.
The answer is: Role Strain
Example of this would be when a supervisor of a company is dating her co- workers.
In such situation, she has two different roles. One is as a boss that has to be strict and have a set of expectation that must be fulfilled by employees. On the other hand, she is also a girlfriend that has to give a full support to his loved one.
When her boyfriend make a mistake in the office, it could create a confusion for her since she's unsure which role she need to assume to deal with it.
Answer: C. The economy is characterized by dynamic change and imperfection.
Explanation: The natural rate of unemployment can be explained as the limit on the lowest or minimum level of unemployment a nation can achieve from standard resources or output. It has often been argued that even in healthy economies the natural rate of unemployment cannot be zero due to factors such as flexibility, technological replacement and some who lack the required skill to be employed, imperfect information. Flexibility or dynamic nature of the market affords individuals the opportunity to change or swap jobs, fresh graduate who may need a bit of time to find jobs, recession characterize the dynamic nature of the economy, imperfection in information in capital and labor market is also a contributing factor.
Answer:
1. The Election of President Abraham Lincoln
2. The Missouri Compromise.
3. Manifest Destiny
4. Atlanta Campaign
5. William Tecumseh Sherman
6. The Battle of Antietam
7. Jefferson Davis
8. Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson
9. Kansas-Nebraska Act
10. Fort Sumter
11. Reconstruction Era
12. Ku Klux Klan
13. 13th Amendment
14. Freedman's Bureau
15. Siege of Vicksburg
16. Black Codes
17. Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
18. James K. Polk
19. Oregon Boundary Dispute/Oregon Question
20. 15th Amendment
21. 14th Amendment
22. Battle of Gettysburg
23. Gettysburg Address
24. Potomac Army under Ulysses S. Grant
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The answer is Manufacturing
