During the presidency of Franklin D.Roosevelt in the 1930s, many acts were passed by the legislature that would affect the role
of the government in the nation's economy. What happened to these acts? These acts_____________. A. had no affect on the economy
B. decreased the role of the national government in the economy
C. reflected the philosphy of adam smith as presented in "wealth of nations)
D. increased the role of the national government in the economy.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt passed numerous acts in the 1930's. Some were the Emergency Banking Act, Social Security Act, and the Soil Conservation Act. All of these acts that were passed by the legislature increased the role of the national government in the economy. The correct answer will be D.
The number demonstrates that antibiotic administration can cause lengthy-term changes in the human microbiota, except for a short period of time.
The use of broad-spectrum antibiotics such as clindamycin poses a threat to human health. It decreases bacterial diversity while increasing and decreasing membership of certain native taxa.
The structure and distribution of microbials was significantly affected.
The use of antibiotics allows the antimicrobial resistance to be picked and enriched.
It helps disease-causing species to intrude when depleting filled natural niches.
