Answer:
B) political/economic disparity
C) language
D) cultural disparity
Explanation:
Quebecois people have historically felt that there is political, economic, language, and cultural disparity in favor of the English speaking regions of Canada, which are the majority. Perhaps for this reason, the Quebecois have clung to their cultural tradition and their language (French) more strongly.
They have also formed separatist or autonomist parties, and they held an independence referendum in 1995, in which the option to stay in Canada won by less than 1%.
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Savagery was fire, the bow and arrow, and pottery. Barbarism was the domestication of animals, agriculture, and metalworking and the alphabet and writing were the civilization stage. 4. ... He was unable to decide between the comparative advantages of the savage state of nature and the most highly cultivated society.
Answer:
1)By making workplaces inclusive and schools inclusive,can make a state more inclusive.
2)Inclusiveness can strengthen the national unity by creating equal opportunities no matter the difference in gender,religion or physical abilities.With equal opportunities ,conflicts among people would decrease hence they would widely accept eachother and be more united.
3)Equal representation means everyone gets equally treated or equal rights e.g one person, gets one vote (I am not sure about this so please ask someone.This ans is very doubtful)
4.\\im not sure
5.protection of equal rights
right to education
Explanation:
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Answer:
dual diagnosis
Explanation:
An individual with the condition of dual diagnosis has both a psychiatric illness and a substance use problem. About half of the people who suffer from psychiatric disorders will also have drug use problems at some time in their life. The interactions between the two conditions could severely affect both. When an individual is suffering from a substance abuse problems and mental disorder, the two issues sometimes interfere with one another and develop a vicious cycle of dependence.