Changes to how states/government hold accountability.
This is how theory, debate, and compromise influenced the u.s. constitutional system.
A government is a system or group of people that governs an organized community (usually a state). In the broader associative definition, government usually consists of legislative, executive, and judicial branches.
Government is defined as the exercise of control or power over a group of people. An example of a government is the UK Parliament. (uncountable) Management or control of a system. In criminal cases, the public prosecutor's office is sometimes called the government.
Government is the state or community system of government. A system of social control, the right to legislate under it, and the right to enforce it belong to specific groups in society.
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Your answer: Northern Barbarians
Northern Barbarians were likely descendants of Latins.
Problem Solving:
Etruscan natives: This does not fit our answer choices, they were "pre-romans".
Greek Colonists: They also do not fit, as they didn't interact with them as much.
Egyptian Traders: This doesn't fit, as they do not get involved with with Romans claiming anything regarding Troy.
Therefore, this leaves <u>Northern Barbarians</u> as our final answer.
Examples of restrictions placed on studies with animal participation include: setting a cap on the amount of time the animal can “work”, provide realistic temporary home environments, ensuring consistent nourishment in the form of food and water on a time scale, allowance for social interaction with other animals, ensuring the experience is harmless, and following regulations set by the Animal Welfare Act (ACA)/ People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)/ or another animal care and safety organization.
These restriction examples can help to ensure the health, happiness, and safety of participating animals.
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Every decision we make has a immediate impact and more often than not,we wonder if we made the right decision.
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