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In my personal opinion the first 10 are the most important (Bill Of Rights) but you prolly want me to be more specfic.
The 3 most important ammendements to me are, the first one freedom of speech and religon because everyone should have the right to their own voice. The second one I think is also important is the 19th amendment where woman are able to vote, I think this is important because everyones voice should be hear. And the final one that may be the most imporant to me is amendement 6 "The Right to Trial by Jury", this s important to be because everyone should have equal fairness when it comes to their court case.
Explanation:
Hope that helps I just tried to come up with something on the spot
Because the USA and other countries fear nuclear threats and are afraid they will bomb their country. This would result in war and use of more nuclear weapons which would kill many.
Answer:
Conduct a second survey
Explanation:
Mean age is the average age in a particular group of people. It is used in statistics to compare a group of people with another one.
The purpose of the mentioned survey was to compare the level of relationship satisfaction between married and non-married couples. For the survey to be valid, the average (mean) age in these two groups should be the same. People behave differently at different stages in their lives, some may be satisfied with their relationship at 23 and dissatisfied at 30. The age gap between the two groups here is to great to reach any plausible conclusions. You should conduct a second survey with the same or similar age groups.
<span>Dr. Allan seems to favor a medical approach to understanding depression. There are various approaches to the study and treatment of mental illness. Among
these approaches is the medical approach, which considers mental
illnesses as a chemical disorder which must be treated in a medical way
by means of psychotropic medications. <span>This approach is what most psychiatrists consider.
I hope my answer can help you.
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Answer:
Answer... In Article II, section 1 of the US Constitution.
Explanation:
The formal body that elects the president and vice, and involves in counting of votes by congress is the Electoral college.