<span> in the native tongue, </span>meaning Cherokee<span> Nation. The </span>Cherokee<span>syllabary, invented by Sequoyah is used.</span>
I believe the answer is: Citizens have economic freedoms with some government regulation
In mixed economy, the resource management in country is handled by both the government and the private sectors.
This allow the citizens to have economic freedoms in choosing the type of goods or service they want to produce, but limited with government regulation in order to help the competition run more fairly.
Answer:
D). are completely different from one another because while the theologian must be a believer in the tradition they study, the academic historical-critical scholar must be an atheist.
Explanation:
The key difference that exists between <u>the theological study and academic study of religion is that theology lays emphasis on studying the nature of God or other supernatural forces and faith associated to it while academic study focuses upon critically examining a specific religious belief or behavior from an outlander's perspective</u>.
Thus, the theologian is necessarily a believer as he/she aims to understand how the character of transcendental forces(implying they believe it) while 'the academic historical-critical scholar must be an atheist' as then only he would be able to do critical study without any bias. Thus, <u>option D</u> is the correct answer.
Answer:North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Explanation: The Western-led military alliance systems such as North Atlantic Treaty Organization, NATO was establish in 1949 by by the United States and several western nations during the Cold War period to prevent the spread of communism and acted as a mutual defense to curtail the Soviet aggression.
I believe the answer is: activation of large nerve fibers in your spinal cord
Gate control theory was popularized by Ronald Melzack and Patrick Wall, it views that non-painful area input closes the doors or "gates" to the painful area input, this exist in order to prevents pain sensation from coming through the central nervous system and being transferred across our body.
