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Explanation: The solution for this problems are found in the society due to the fact that the cause of the problem is usually in the society. Only the social approach can solve this problem since its nature is social, hence all the effort on this problem should be looked at from the social perspective.
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The Japanese imperial court system of appointing government officials lead to the rise of the Fujiwara family as the imperial court system was biased towards the Fujiwara family and chose the men of the Fujiwara family irrespective of merit and capability.
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- The nepotism that was prevalent in the Japanese administration compromised the integrity of the administration as the members from the families of incumbent officers started being chosen to work on their positions after the retirement of their elders.
- This led to certain families like the Fujiwara family gain a substantial say in the administration and manage the governance the way they wanted.
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Carbon found in something living is called organic carbon. Carbon found in something non-living is called inorganic carbon. Carbon dioxide is an important gas in our atmosphere. It prevents heat from escaping and, in doing so, warms up the Earth's atmosphere.
