Not necessarily. The thing that the north had a lot was wood so a lot of things that they did was things like shipbuilding, export lumber, fish, raise livestock and a little bit of agriculture. Yes, they did use it in a way, but it was not the most important way. <span />
I'm pretty sure it's B and C.
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Thomas Jefferson bought 800,000 miles worth of land from the French, (West of the Mississippi River)
Mexico was given up I'm pretty sure out of fear - and they gave the U.S. Califoria sometime too.
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At the tactical level of the hierarchy, the spectrum manager is indeed the commander's principal advisor on any and all spectrum-related relate matters.
The correct option is C.
<h3>What does a spectrum manager do?</h3>
Spectrum management is an art and science of controlling how the radio spectrum is used in order to reduce interference, make sure the radio spectrum is used as effectively as possible, and ensure the public benefits.
<h3>Is there really a need for spectrum sharing?</h3>
Spectrum management is a crucial tool for governments to optimize the utilization of finite public resources. With spectrum supply continually growing, competition for specific frequency bands will be even greater, and efficient use of spectrum more critical.
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I understand that the question you are looking for is:
At the tactical level of command, who is the commander's principal advisor on all spectrum related matters?
A) The commander's RTO
B) The Brigade Signal Officer
C) The spectrum manager
D) The net control station
The correct answer is leaders receive power and authority from the gods
Prince Shotoku is considered one of the greatest political figures in Japanese history because, besides being a revolutionary statesman, he was also a lover of Buddhist culture and philosophy.
His political performance was the determining factor of the fate of the Japanese empire.
Until that time, Yamato's court had been adopting the "clan system" to run the country. But over time, obstacles had arisen within national policy, causing conflict and clashes. Administrative decay called for the nation's progress, and of course the political tension had gone so far as to explode. That was when the prince regent appeared.