Positive:
Social networks can have a positive impact on safety, such
-providing a way of contacting others in distress
-telling others that you're ok, for example during an earthquake
-going around media censonship
-sharing with the world stories of systematic abuse
-sharing the information about human rights
But they can also have a negative impact on privacy:
-a lot of data is published without the persons knowledge (pictures)
-you don't have control over your own pictures published on others' profile
-people can stalk you
-people can find out about your past
and on safety: people can harass you
Answer:
Four
Explanation:
During George Washington administration there were four cabinet positions.
These four cabinet are as follows
1. Secretary of treasury(Alexander Hamilton)
2. Secretary of state(Thomas Jefferson)
3.Secretary of war(Henry Knox)
4. Attorney of general (Edmund Randolph)
On that time George Washington was a president and sets that positions to better functioning of all systems.
Answer:
He replaced Islamic laws with the Swiss civil code and schools moved from the control of religious scholars to state control.
Explanation:
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was a Turkish field marshal, revolutionary statesman, author, as well as founder of the Republic of Turkey. He served as Turkey's first president from 1923 until his death in 1938. His leadership marked a period of progressive reforms which have made Turkey into a modern and secular nation. His reforms inluded increased secularization of society which can be seen in changes in law and education systems.
South Africa's economical system is one of the most developed in the continent. ( in fact, the second after Namibia). The country had an amazing grow after 1994 and is trying to leave apartheid behind. Inflation was controlled, opportunities were equal, foreign capital was attracted.
As for trade partners, South Africa does businesses with Germany, China, Japan, the United States and Spain.
Over 45% of the electricity of Africa is generated in South Africa and an important sector is tourism. Cape Town is ranked as the first world destination.
However, unemployment rate is high ( more than 25%)
As far as literacy rate, in 2015, it was over 94%.
