The first one is explicit, the second one is implicit.
Answer:
One
Explanation:
Just one , he met a man. He didnt say and his seven wives which would have meant he was with them.
Answer:
<u>Liberalism</u>
Left-wing, federalist. Prefer more regulation and services like free universal health care to be provided by the government to all citizens.
Government should provide more services to the less fortunate (like health care) and increase taxes if necessary. High-income earners should pay a larger percentage of their income as taxes.
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<u>conservatism</u>
Right-wing, anti-federalist. Prefer smaller government, less regulation, most services to be provided by the private sector in a free market, and a literal interpretation of the Constitution.
Government should tax less and spend less. Cutting spending to balance the budget should be the priority. Higher income earners should have an incentive to invest (credits). Charity is the responsibility of the people.
Answer:
<em>See explanation below.</em>
Explanation:
In an scenario where I am an American exchange student that has just arrived to China, some of my - new - role expectations in this country (according to research) could be:
- In America, people have freedom of speech and tend to say what they are thinking in a more free way, while in China, as a student, the expectations could be to have more respect and think carefully before speaking as China is known to have strong censorship.
- In China, exams are taken extremely seriously. Therefore, as a student I would be expected to be on time, have studied a long amount of time, have excellent results. Perhaps, in America, teachers could be more understanding if you fail. For instance, in numerous American and European universities, teachers understand if you suffer from exam-related anxiety and are able to re-schedule your exam, while in China this could be unacceptable.
- In China, teachers would expect my behavior to be impeccable as discipline is extremely important. While discipline is important in America, it is not as formal as in Chinese schools.
- In contrast to American schools, Chinese schools don't usually accept visitors. Therefore, they would expect me to not receive visits; whereas in American schools it is normal to receive friends or family and access the school.
