Invasions by Barbarian tribes
Economic troubles and overreliance on slave labor
The rise of the Eastern Empire
Overexpansion and military overspending
Government corruption and political instability
<span>The price of
postage increase is an example of an Reserved power. It is the powers reserved
to the states by the Tenth Amendment that lie at the foundation of a state’s
right to legislate for the public health and welfare of its citizens. This
price of postage increase was announced then since decision as part of a
much-anticipated, 10-year review of the Postal Service’s stamp rates and it
concluded that the post office’s mounting red ink from declining mail volume
and costs from its pension and health care obligations hamper the ability to
provide reliable mail and package service in the digital age.</span>
Answer:
Following the formula 
where ΔX= changes in the quantity of berths
and ΔY= changes in the price of fuel
The result is that after a 4% increase in the price of fuel, the quantity of berths will decrease in 8.6%.
Explanation:
Cross-Price Elasticity is the result of the division between the porcentual changes in quantity of the good X (in this case berths) against porcentual changes in the price of good Y (in this case the price of fuel). In this case they are complementary goods, and an increase in one will decrease the quantity of the other.
Answer: 10th
Explanation:
It gives all power not mandated by the constitution to the states.
My Favorite Movie
My favorite movie would have to be "A Walk to Remember." It was about an outwardly plain Christian girl named Jamie, and Landon, an aimless, reckless guy who breezed through school on looks and popularity. I liked this movie for many reasons. The main character, Jamie was not afraid of letting people know that her faith was the most important part of her life. That was very impressive to me. This movie also showed that it is possible for people to change their ways. Most of all it was a love story and that is my favorite kind of movie.
Jamie was true to her beliefs even though it was not cool. She was as far from cool as she could possibly be, but she didn't care. She was ridiculed all the time by other students. Her beliefs may have costed her some friends but she believed in God and that didn't change. She was very involved in school, with school plays and tutoring.
The movie shows that it is possible for people to change. One night Landon was involved in a prank that landed one kid in the hospital. As punishment Landon had to tutor a young student at school and participate in the Drama Club's Spring play, two activities the principal hopes will teach him some humility. That led him into close contact with Jamie. He then had to ask her for help with his lines in the play. Jamie was the last person Landon was likely to fall for. But, against Landons own expectations, Landon finds himself falling in love with Jamie, who possesses a passion for life he never imagined possible. After the two become involved Landon didn't care what his friends thought and being popular wasn't important to him anymore. Landon even stood up to her dad, who was against Jamie even helping Landon out with his lines in the school play, and asked Jamie's dad if he could take her out to dinner one night.
This was a love story.
