I don't think there are "the" 4 causes, as in 4 causes widely agreed to be the most important: there were many more causes. But here are 4 causes that I find important:
-political importance and prestige: countries wanted to be better than other countries...
-economical: countries sought wealth, for example natural resouces
-religious: countries sought favors with the pope by converting the "pagans"
- curiousity in the Age of Exploration: the will to discover our planet
Answer:
yes, before a pandemic, I was a human, good sleep schedule, not much screen time, was social, and definitely not scared for shaking hands, seeing a crowd or hugging someone
BUT NOW.... I'm not a human, a monster, who has a horrible sleep schedule, looking at screen 24/7, anti social.
Good things abt me now....
I like kpop, anime, and I discovered the love of my life... BTS!!!!!!
The type of culture that Salix has is a market culture.
Market culture is a form of corporate culture where the emphasis is placed on the competitiveness between the <em>organization's competitors</em> and the employees in the organization.
In order to reduce conflict in the organization, it's important to encourage <em>friendly competition</em>, recruit wisely, accept feedback, and tell the employees about the importance of<em> teamwork.</em>
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An example will be informing the employees on how teamwork can enhance their performance, etc.
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Answer:
The Pearl Harbor attack was a surprise because it was believed the Japanese lacked the capacity to mount such an operation. Racism had much to do with this as lack of foresight.
Explanation:
Well for the people: Due to being Spanish colonies a...uh..while ago...they were ruled over by the monarchy. So, when those colonies became their own countries, it wasn't that difficult for someone to be a dictator or something like that because everyone was used to it. Certainly the idea of democracy wasn't popular at the time. For ruler: Well kind of the same thing. There were bad rulers and good rulers. Some took all the power and others didn't. It was so easy to just claim absolute power through revolution, Cuba , that it was a very bad time for the rulers because they had to fear revolt. The idea of dictatorships is not really a good one, but if you have a good leader it's perfect...except when that leader dies and some idiot takes his place creating chaos... TL;DR: The absence of Spanish rule left a huge power vacuum that others were eager to fill.
