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yes I would recommend "The Virus That Shook The Would" to a friend because it portrays a daily issues that is in our current life, effecting everyone around us. it shows what everyone in different parts of the world go through from different perspective and how they try to cope with it. this movie or a show represents not one ideal stereotype of how everyone should act or how's it should effect some one it is certainly an eye opener.
omg this took forever please mark my brainliest
I think this is an international concern just because there are dots all over this map, symbolizing hideouts or frequent attacks.
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A strong central government is a form of government that is able to force the states and municipalities to abide by the central government's laws that they set out.The United States, in comparison to other countries like France, does not have a very strong central government. The question that arises is: should the United States federal government be able to override state policies? There are many who feel that the Constitution should not entrust greater powers to Washington DC and less power to the states. Entrusting more power to Washington DC would create a tyranny over the country. There is generally speaking a good balance with the way the power is set up between the federal level and the state level. State and local governments are fundamentally equipped to handle the current public policy challenges of today due to having control over the areas that they represent.
Beethoven considered dedicating the symphony to Napoleon because as Napoleon came to prominence, he seemed like a leader who would represent the common people and democratic values. <span>Beethoven became angered when Napoleon declared himself emperor, he crossed out the reference to Napoleon and wrote "to celebrate the memory of a great man" — meaning Napoleon was no longer great after he rejected democratic ideals and declared himself emperor. Thus, Napoleon's role was a great leader, and Beethoven did not continue it.</span>
