Answer:
The election constitutes the first peaceful transfer of power from one political party to another in the United States. By 1800, when he decided to run for president, Thomas Jefferson possessed impressive political credentials and was well-suited to the presidency.
Answer:
e. all of the above
Explanation:
Domestic sourcing entails purchasing supplies or goods from within the borders of one's country.
Offshore sourcing on the other hand involves purchasing raw materials or goods from abroad or outside the borders of one's country.
Lead time is the period of time between when an order is made and when the goods are delivered.
*When purchasing raw materials or goods from outside the country, more time may be needed to get the necessary documentation for importation.
*Also, domestic customs strictly monitor movement of goods across borders and as such may cause delays in importation.
*Transportation delays within the country being purchased from may also increase the lead time.
*Countries are also security conscious and may take some time to properly check what they allow across the border into the country.
All these factors point to reasons why offshore sourcing may take longer than purchasing within one's own country.
3 and 4 are what were correct on my test, im not sure if they changed it from sense i took it though.
Aristocrats rule that governent if no other political party is in that area
10 examples of synonyms and opposites.
Magkasingkahulugan (synonyms) are words or phrases that has the same meaning.
Examples of magkasingkahulugan are:
1) mataba / malusog (healthy) 6) mahirap / dukha (poor)
2) magaling / mahusay (skilled) 7) matulin / mabilis (fast)
3) mabango / mahalimuyak (fragrant) 8) matalino / marunong (smart)
4) maginaw / malamig (cold) 9) bata / musmos (child)
5) marumi / madungis (dirty) 10) aralin / leksiyon (lesson)
Magkasalungat (opposite) term used to identify someone or something that is directly different from another one or another thing
Examples of magkasalungat are:
1) masaya / malungkot (happy / sad) 6) mainit / malamig (hot / cold)
2) pataas / pababa (up / down) 7) malapit / malayo (near / far)
3) kaliwa / kanan (left / right) 8) tahimik / maingay (quiet / noisy)
4) tama / mali (right / wrong) 9) mabango / mabaho (sweet smelling / foul smelling)
5) malambot / matigas (soft / hard) 10) maganda / panget (pretty / ugly)
