Answer:
Influential point and Facts.
Explanation:
An influential point is represented in a graph as some sort of changing point since it indicates how "a constant" changes its course or regression line at a specific point.
A low blood pressure cannot be immediately associated with just going to the church, but it can be associated analyzing the psyche impact on people who go to church may feel. Vast more reasons should be taken into consideration, such as why do people go to church? and how do they feel every time they go to a church?
A sort of sensation of relaxation and peace can be achieved by those who practice religious rites that connect deep within people's beliefs giving them a state of calmness, which could have an effect on their blood pressure.
I know number 2 the bumps became very large
In an act of civil disobedience,the family sent it's tax money to an antiwar organization
The "19 kids and counting" was a famous TV show of a populous family, the Duggars, who were Baptists and they avoided birth control saying that they God will determine the number of kids they would have.
This cultural norm proved to be self destructive in many cultures. There are many countries in the world that exercise birth control.
- CHINA is the best known case. Established in 1979, Chinese families are fined if they have more than one child. Wealthy families can afford to pay that fine ( 3 to 10 times the household income) but poor families struggle and they often go to Singapore or emigrate to the States.
But, there are other countries that also exercise birth control policies.
- India is paying families to wait to have babies. The state offers newlyweds money if they wait for 2 years before having their first child.
- In Uzbekistan, the government has instituted a policy of forced sterilizations of women after their second child.
- In Pakistan, authorities are promoting child spacing by encouraging 3 years between babies, something supported by the Koran, which recommends 24 months of breastfeeding.
Answer:
D- to protect the natural rights of the people
Explanation:
Thomas Jefferson inspired the bill of rights :)
