C. Japan is ashamed of its past.
Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi commanded that there would be no commercial necessity in the world's, vouching for tax cuts and pleading for time for improvement to accomplish. In a yearly speech before Parliament describing his intentions, Koizumi said his government persists confined to evading the fat out of an oversize administration, cleansing up banks' bad mortgages and streamlining the law practice.
I'd say probably not. There's no room for any companies that are not owned by or allowed by the government. Mercantilists were interested mostly in exploiting peoples for natural resources. So no, it's not particularly fair to businesses or indigenous populations
<span>A large portion of Siberia is covered in permafrost, which basically means that the ground is frozen all year around. As a result it would be difficult to dig for resources in Siberia. Additionally Siberia is quite cold making the working conditions there very harsh.</span>
People thought it was hypocritical because they fought for freedom and equal rights but they had slaves.
Answer:
Kurtis Conner's way of organizing citizens is the best
Explanation:
As many would know, Kurtis Conner is the mayor of Kurtistown. He has a special way of organizing his followers- you have to subscribe and turn the notifications on to do so. I really dont know who this "Taney" is but I do know that Kurtis is the best
