Answer:
The corrects answers are :
- literacy tests
- language of education
Explanation:
During the 60s until the 70 the Asian Americans had difficulty with living and working conditions and they decided it was the time to demand equal rights and equal access to city services. This brought about a change from the outside and at the same time helping to shape the new social policies.
Standardization does ensure the quality of a commodity, yet there are many goods available in the market without Indian Standards Institute (ISI) or AGMARK certification due to it not being a requirement for all commodities on the market. Also, many smaller products cannot afford the extensive and expensive ISI/AGMARK certification process.
Answer:
power outages
Explanation:
Living in an urban area, I have frequent power outages myself. Population density would be more in the city areas like japan. Lack of personal time would be a personal problem. Shortage of water is mainly in places like africa.
Answer:
<h3>Social media connects different kinds of people and platforms. </h3>
Explanation:
Social media connects different kinds of people and platforms. It hosts a numbers of people, companies, services, interest groups, social justice workers, NGOs, etc.,
When someone posts a poor service delivery of a certain company or courier service, they usually mention the name of the company or the service which availed them the delivery. Many people both friends and strangers may come across the post which leaves a bad impression on that particular company or service. The company or the courier service gets reported or receives bad reviews from people in this way.
Similarly, some people reach out for help in social media by posting about gender based violence inflicted upon them by the other gender. When concerned viewers come across such posts, they immediately aid help or report it to the police.
In this way, social media also helps in reporting many other issues which are prevalent in the society.
Answer:
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Explanation:
With the radio, and television Americans from coast to coast could listen to exactly the same programming. This had the effect of smoothing out regional differences in dialect, language, music, and even consumer taste. Radio also transformed how Americans enjoyed sports.
