social Mobility is the movement between classes in any given area for example the change from low class to upper class in America. the poorest members of our society are usually at a disadvantage but they can also move up in Social Mobility through work and education.
The separation of powers and checks and balances grants each branch of government with their own limits of power. This prevents tyranny because the other branches will check the one branch's limits on the power and stop it before it gets out of hand.
<h2>The following is a comparison between the Portuguese, Spanish, English, and Dutch intrusions in Southeast Asia:
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Portuguese: The Portuguese were motivated by the possibilities of trade in spices and condiments. The concentrated most of their colonial efforts in the western coasts of Southeast Asia. Their involvement was limited to trading.
Spanish: Not many Spanish traders traveled to southeast Asia but the ones who did largely restricted themselves to the Indian subcontinent. There were not much colonial efforts put in by the Spanish.
English: The English were the most influential and powerful European power in Southeast Asia. They concentrated their colonial efforts throughout Southeast Asia and involved in both trading and administrative activities.
Dutch: The Dutch were small in number and were not interested in anything other than trade and commerce.
