D. peanuts refused to perform agricultural.....
Answer:
Among the options given on the question the correct answer is option D.
Building a new factory for a business.
Explanation: Investment has a vast definition in the economical sphere. Commonly it can be said that investment is allocating money in any sphere expecting profit in the return. There are various kinds of investment. Like as buying shares,securities, bonds, real estate, industry etc.
But the real investment is something which does not contain high risk but provide a stable profit and material property. Building a new factory for a business is an example of the real investment.
The other options given on the question are not real investment. Because the stock investment includes risk. Buying a saving bond is also not an real investment.
So option D is the correct answer.
- All of these three civilizations continued to develop more political and governmental unity.
<span>- China and Europe were looking back to their roots, Europe grew them a little further, and China turned back to them. </span>
<span>- Islam and Europe both worked to expand their religions, and to grow their land land and control. China did not. </span>
- China and Europe both started to explore the water, for different reasons though. Europe gained more by finding the Americas.
<span>- Islam was split into four parts, a little similar to Europe's fragmented states. China was a completely unified empire.
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It would be an "(E) Agreement by North and South Vietnam to hold free elections" that was not part of the 1973 Paris Peace <span>Agreement signed between the United States and Vietnam, since the United States didn't have control over the political nature of North Korea's future. </span>
During the 1858 senatorial campaign in Illinois, there was a series of 7 debates between the Republican Lincoln and the Democrat Douglas. They were mainly about the extension of slavery into the territories.
Question: What were the key issues in the Lincoln-Douglas debates?
Answer: Lincoln did not want to see slavery expand. Douglas believed in popular sovereignty.
