Answer:
d. 171
Explanation:
According to ERG which stands for Emergency Response Guidebook, a guidebook for first responders to dangerous or hazardous goods and materials at the initial stage, particularly in the incidents or activities relating to transportation of these dangerous or hazardous materials.
It is a guide book for Mexico, Canada and USA, response officials.
Hence, in this case, in accordance to the ERG, number 171 is assigned to White Asbestos, due to its low to moderate hazardous nature, of which it includes fire or explosion and health hazards.
Answer:
1. the state department and department of homeland security
2. Justices choose which cases will be heard.
Explanation:
The Senate and Congress are legislative branch, Supreme Court is judicial branch. All US government departments are in the executive branch, such as Department of Health, Department of Education, Department of Justice, etc.
In the Supreme Court, 4 out of 9 justices must vote on if the certain case will be heard.
I believe the answer is: hindsight bias
Hindisight bias refers to mindset that make a person beleive that a certain event is predictable even if they have no objective measurement to make the prediction. Hindisight bias generally created by either memory distortion or self fulfilling prophecies.
<span>Awareness can begin for many different forms but empathy cannot exist first without it. In this case of the students, they came across an article that before it existed to them its message was unknown in their world. After reading the passage the value of voting clearly came from a level of empathy based on the obstacles the writer had over come. These students clearly had an open mind to begin. The thoughts in their mind may have been something in the realm of " This person nearly died for the right for something I can do at ease", " I would be irresponsible to not take advantage of my rights" and so on. We all live off of the backs of those in the past rather positive or negatively and those with an open mind more than likely will rise to the occasion.</span>
we, again, went in and did what the USA does best-win the war. ... You can't just bounce back from that. .... Washington to have a mutually beneficial end to their involvements with one another while claiming victory for themselves.
