Cut the Confederacy in two.
I have put in here the choices for this problem:
striving for perfection through hard work
accepting nature's will and letting go
being kind and loving in all acts
not interfering with the universe's plan
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Confucianism relies on the concept of harmony and letting our natural goodness come through. Among the choices, the closest answer is
</span>being kind and loving in all acts
The growth of American cities during the late 19th and early 20th centuries led progressive reformers to push for "improved public services" although many pushed for women's rights as well.
Answer:
C. A more scarce product will rise in value.
Explanation:
Take a look at things such as diamonds. People, for whatever reason, love rare things. Be it video games, precious jewelry, or the McRib sandwich, even though some of these things can be considered not valuable at all. I mean, have you tried a McRib? And also, Starbucks, take note that changing the cup doesn't make it any special.