The answer would be C., Suversive activity.
Subversive activity refers to all willful acts that have the intention of being detrimental to governmental interests that don't really fall into the specific categories of; treason, sedition, sabotage... etc
Answer:
Jawapan diberikan di bawah.
Penjelasan:
(a) kepentingan bandar kepada tamadun / negara
(i) pusat semua tamadun
(ii) menyediakan kerja untuk orang
(iii) orang datang untuk tinggal dari kawasan luar bandar
(iv) memberi peluang untuk perdagangan dan perniagaan
(b) kesan pembinaan bandar yang dirancang terhadap sebuah negara
(i) menyediakan infrastruktur untuk hidup
(ii) memberi peluang pelaburan
(iii) membantu dalam melindungi persekitaran
(iv) lebih banyak keupayaan untuk hidup orang
(v) juga menyediakan tempat untuk berniaga
(C) Pembinaan bandar-bandar moden di negara kita dilakukan secara terancang.
Terangkan.
(i) untuk menyediakan lebih banyak tempat tinggal di sebidang tanah kecil.
(ii) untuk mengurangkan kos pengeluaran.
(iii) untuk meningkatkan kecantikan
(iv) untuk menyediakan semua keperluan hidup.
(v) untuk menyediakan tempat hiburan.
1,2, and 5 are similes! They all use “as”.
History is the education of the previous, especially as it is described by written records. The events that occurred before writing was discovered is studied under prehistory. Even though history is studied over and done with written documents, it is open to ongoing and changing interpretations. There are several reasons for this and these are bias, new information, new technology and changes in perception. Some examples are in 1860 which history was almost totally political and by 1900 people were starting to understand that the science of economics added a new layer of interpretation to political history and by 1960 social history had fully emerged. All of this rounds out the representation.
Explanation:
Capitalists didn't want WWI; it was a disaster for finance but the war was a disaster for investors, with stock exchanges closed and trade disrupted, while inflation and repudiation wiped out holders of government debt. And The changes brought about by the First World War, often regarded as “total war”, certainly seemed unprecedented. Millions had died violent deaths, leaving postwar societies hollowed out of young men, and millions more returned from war physically and/or psychologically damaged.
