Americans move west after civil war, a variety of factors made their lives extremely difficult, which led to the social and political revolt known as Populism
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Negative: Chemical being released into the air. Positive: More jobs.
Explanation:
Factories produce toxic chemicals that ruin the environment.
Factories make vital jobs for workers. These jobs simulate the economy.
The correct answer is - I, III, and IV.
There's multiple reasons why the organic production is pretty rare throughout the world, like the expensive production, specific tools, more effort, more losses of the products, not enough education etc.
The organic production is much harder than the conventional one, as everything has to be natural, without the usage of any chemicals for protection, and using specialized tools. Also, bug problem are the pests, as the plants can be properly protected so the losses are much bigger.
This type of products are also not in high demand, and the reason for that is their price. While there is a trend in the Western World for increased consumption of organic food, the reality is that most of the people can not afford it even in the highly developed countries, while the consumption in the less developed countries is almost non-existent.
The process of production of this type of food also requires education, as it is not very simple, nor is the same as the conventional production, and most of the people do not have that education.
The correct answer is:
“I have the right of education," she said in a 2011 interview with CNN. "I have the right to play. I have the right to sing."
Malala Yousafzai is a Pakistani human rights advocacy and international activist for female education. She has become the youngest person to be awarded a Nobel Prize. She is especially known by her work for the education of women and children in Swat Valley in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, northwest Pakistan, where local Taliban forces had forbidden girls from attending school.
Answer:
Scientific Revolution.
Explanation:
Humankind owns much to the brave and daring work men of science like Galileo Galilei, Nicholas Copernicus and Isaac Newton. They made observations and develop scientific knowledge despite its disagreement with the official dogmas of the Roman Catholic Church.
