In Egipt with the faraon and slavery
Answer:
E) marginal; marginal
Explanation:
The diamond-water paradox is also known as the "paradox of value".
In this paradox it is argued that water which is an essential thing for human survival and is so important to human, is offered no value in the market. Whereas diamond which is just a precious stone and is not an essential thing in human's life is valued so much and has great value in the market than water.
So the diamond-water paradox provides the solution that those things having high values in usage have low prices in the market because they are consumed at low marginal utility. And those things which have low value in usage sometimes have high prices in the market because they are consumed at high marginal utility.
Hence he answer is
E) marginal; marginal
Easy! The answer has to be 300 feet seen from the daytime. I don't see how this is a social studies question though? Seems more like a drivers ed question.
The main content of the passage is to present a possible situation in which a violent leader imposes the law on the country by force ("at the point of the sword"), which presumably leads to many deaths. This was what has happened, in Paine's interpretation under William the Conqueror in England. The intention is to show that this situation is undesired in America and to encourage Americans to fight against such a government.
