Answer:
Providing leadership, maintaining order, providing public services, national security, economic security, and economic assistance.
Explanation:
The six function of United States government are providing leadership which lead the country on the path of prosperity, maintaining law and order, providing public services such as justice, food and shelter, providing security to the citizen against internal and external threats, providing economic security in order to maintain the economy better, and providing economic assistance whenever a citizen needed any help in their business through loans.
Answer:
Just-world hypothesis
Explanation:
Just-world hypothesis is an assumption that belie that everything that happen in people's live is a direct consequences of their own action (If that people is doing good, those people will somehow be rewarded. If that people is doing bad, those people will somehow punished). This assumption is what probably influence the people to donate to the homeless man.
Answer:
option B: Jacob
Explanation:
Jacob was the son of Isaac in the bible whose Mother was Rebecca and grandfather was Abraham in the bible.
Jacob had two wives Leah and Rachel and also had 12 children who were jnown strongly to be the twelve tribes of israel. He had children with Leah, Zilpah, Bilhah and Rachel. He had sons with leah servant called Bilhah which were Dan, Naphtali and also by Leah which were Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Issachar, Zebuluun, Dinah and also by Ziplah Rachel's servant which were Gad, Asher and lastly by Rachel which were Joseph and Benjamin.
Jacob wrestled with an angel and he won in Genesis 32:24-30 from then one God change is name from Jacob to Israel. Jacob called the place Peniel; he saw God face to face, and his life is preserved. The account of Jacobs life began from Genesis 25. Rachel was the favorite wife of Jacob - he had to work 7 years for her and Rueben was His Firstborn.Joseph and benjamin were his favorite kids.
True because neither one of them got what they wanted and was both without things
