The companies are ethical and the business have mission that the investor supports.
Answer:
the people working wouldn't get payed because the customer has no money
Explanation:
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in the Middle Ages, which preceded the Renaissance, everything was basically centered around God, and life was arrayed according to the “Great Chain of Being,” which was the hierarchy by which all things were organized in God’s view.
With the introduction of Classical texts by Greco-Roman authors, there came a new consciousness in the value of the human, hence the name “humanist.” Authors like Petrarch started writing about themselves, rather than God, turning inward through the use of poetry to express the human condition. The philosopher Pico della Mirandola wrote An Oration on the Dignity of Man which, contrary to the dominant Christian view at the time, attributed to humans absolute free will, arguing that we have the power to shape ourselves according to our wills, rather than by God. Artists did not stop painting Christian themes, but they did paint more every day images depicting landscapes with proper proportions and human figures from Classical times, showing a departure from the religious-dominated art world.
In short, the Renaissance differed from “the way most people thought before” by turning away from God and toward humans.
Answer:
letter C
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Answer:
Explanation:
Three major environmental challenges in Oceania are:
1. Sea level rising;
The rising of the sea level is presenting a huge challenge and danger for multiple island countries in Oceania. This is because some of the islands have very small elevation, and are in danger of getting bellow the water level with the current trends of the sea level rising.
2. Erosion;
The climate in Oceania is warm and humid, and those are the perfect conditions for rapid erosion. Since most of the islands are relatively small, any loss of land because of erosion means less arable land, less stable land, less land mass in general.
3. Water pollution;
Even though it is not the Oceania's countries to blame for it, the water pollution in the Pacific is increasing and causes more and more damage to the biodiversity in the region. Since the people living in Oceania are heavily dependent on sea food, this is becoming bigger and bigger problem, that can lead to either sea food with toxic materials, or insufficient food from the sea.
