Answer:
Non-Profit, Enviromental Orginization
Explanation:
It could be both but if the context is for building civilizations it would be rivers but resources for armies
Answer:
It is called a "living document " because no law can be passed that would contradict its principles but it also allows for changes.
Explanation:
A living document is a document that can be changed as new things come up. I can't help with the first one, sorry!
The policy described is domestic policy as it takes place within U.S. borders. The answer can't be foreign policy as that would be policy applying outside the country. Neither can it be either of the other two because the question has nothing to do with the functions of trade or judiciary "law making" via the interpretation powers granted to the judicial branch.
