Answer:
Explanation:
Work on the census were divided into three main stages: the preliminary work, the census conducting (pre-enumeration checks, data collection, post-enumeration sample survey), data obtaining and processing (data receipt, coding, data capture, receiving the outputs).
Answer: no
Explanation: if the government didn't protect the peoples rights then the people can throw out the government and replace a new and better one to the peoples liking since its well known in the constitution that the people have the power to do so, like the magna carta where the government (king) at the time abused power and gave cruel and usual punishments. The government cannot go against the people or take there rights (John Locke - the social contract) its also why we have our bill of rights to secure our rights for the government does not violate us and rule of law where nobody is above the law. The government would only go to great lengths if it was a issue the people suggest they look into, other then that the government does not go to far lengths for there citizens unless they get called out for it.
Answer:
legislative judical and uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh executive
Explanation:
The consideration must be addressed when deciding for whom to produce is: <span>Who has the greatest need
by knowing the answer to this question, we could formulate a specific marketing strategy/ad campaign to target exactly that demographic and bring in the maximum profit.</span>
Answer:
A democratic system.
Explanation:
Democracy is a form of government in which the will of the people is the source of legitimate exercise of power. A distinction is made between direct democracy, in which citizens vote personally on laws, decisions and appointments, and indirect, in which the people are represented by an elected body, such as a council or parliament.
In a democracy, the entire population is sovereign and all authority is based on the consent of the people. This form of government is based on the human ideal of equality. If everyone is born free and equal in rights and obligations (as stated in the first article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights) then no one has more right than anyone else to enact certain laws or make decisions. The application of that theory in political practice is often not easy and has many aspects.
