Answer:
to have more opinions for a new election decision
Federal Open Market Committee is the <span>group on the Federal Reserve organization chart decides whether to raise or lower interest rates.</span>
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": To reach the river, this path must be followed.
Explanation:
Dangling modifiers are phrases that confuse the grammatical order of a sentence. This usually arises when the subject of a first clause is hidden in the subsequent segment by using the passive voice of the sentence. Thus, the segment should be corrected by converting the sentence back to the active voice. In the example:
- <em>To reach the river, </em><u><em>this path must be followed</em></u>. (Dangling modifier)
Should be transformed into:
- <em>To reach the river, </em><u><em>you must follow this path</em></u><em>.</em> (Correct form of the sentence)
Answer:
Plessy v. Ferguson
Explanation:
The Plessy v. Ferguson case happened in 1896. The decision from this case effectively started the Racial Segregation in United States. During the segregation, the government separated the public infrastructures into two: Those who can be used by white citizens only and those who can be used by black citizens only. This infrastructures cover all facilities ranging from Schools, Public Transportation, public bathrooms, etc.
But, the facilities provided for the Black citizens tend to be lower in quality compared to the facilities provided for white citizens. This led to a deeper problem for the Black community. For example, Due to the low quality of schools for black citizens, they produce a generation of graduates who has lesser chance to obtain high paying jobs. This prevented the black community to advance in society.
The answer is authenticity. Authenticity in anthropology reflects an object's materiality and if we dig deeper into it, authenticity does not only pertains to the age of the object but also to its age-value. Age-value signifies its past experience and condition like its wear and tear and its decay and disintegration.
