Menelaus asks his brother, King Agamemnon, for assistance.
The correct answer is the Helsinki Accords.
The Nuclear test ban treaty was a document signed by Kennedy that forbid testing of nuclear weapons except if it took place underground.
SALT II was the strategic arms limitation treaty signed by President Carter and the leader of the Soviet Union. This reduced the amount of weapons that both countries possessed.
The Truman Doctrine was focused on giving financial assistance to countries that were in jeopardy of falling to communism. In this doctrine, Truman asked Congress to give $400 million in aid to the countries of Greece and Turkey.
This shows that the Helsinki Accords can be the only correct answer.
They are organized in the same way:
1. Preamble: explaining philosophy, vision and mission of the government
2. Articles: outlining the functions of each parts of government
3. Amendments: adding the official changes and additions to constitutions
Answer: ECT result in permanent loss
Explanation:
Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) could be described as a procedure carried out under a general anesthesia, where small electric currents are passed through the brain with the aim of triggering a brief seizure. It is used for changing the brain chemistry and used for brain conditions most times.
The woman treated for depressive disorder but an ECT she did has caused her to have a permanent memory loss.
Answer:
Copying existing technologies is less expensive than developing them independently
Explanation:
Taiwan was a country that was poor when it formed. The country though quickly developed and in just few decades became a developed country itself, with strong economy and high standard of living. The main reason why Taiwan was able to achieve this in such a short period was that it focused on modernization of the country, using the already developed technology in the West. Since Taiwan was using already developed technology, it was not using its finances to develop its own technology, so the economy was just getting income, without investing in technological development.
