Answer:
It is A: Attending a parade.
Explanation:
Tariffs are<span> essentially taxes or duties placed on an imported good or service by a</span>domestic<span> government, making </span>domestic<span> goods cheaper for </span>domestic<span> consumers and imported goods more expensive for companies exporting goods from their</span>industry<span> into the </span>domestic industry<span>.</span>
It is called the hindsight bias. It is otherwise called the knew-it-all-along the beginning impact or crawling determinism, is the slant, after an occasion has happened, to see the occasion as having been unsurprising, regardless of there having been practically zero target reason for anticipating it.
Answer:
C. Anti-Semitism
Explanation:
The poster depicts an anti-Semitic propaganda poster, which this conclusion can be drawn from the use of the Jewish symbol (the Star of David as seen in the backdrop of the poster), and the rat which is assumingly being used for comparison. Also, the Russian text roughly begins with something along the lines of "Jews are like rats", which is brazen anti-Semitism.
More so, it is the fact that the Jews in particular are being targeted, which is the very definition of anti-Semitism.