Answer:
Details of Louisiana Purchase: United States purchase 827,000 square miles of land west of the Mississippi River which previously belonged to the French Empire for $15 million.
At that time, Jefferson's had two main concerns about the deal :
- The region surrounding the purchased territory was shared between Spain and Great Britain. He's worried that a potential conflict might occurred with them because of the purchase
- The constitution did not directly stated that the president has the power to purchase the territory belonged to another countries.
Answer:
The agency within the Executive Office of the President that is responsible for how natural resources are used is the Council on Environmental Quality.
Explanation:
The Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) is an advisory body in the Executive Office of the President, available to the President and the Federal Government when they need advice on environmental issues, both nationally and internationally. Its chairman since 2019 is Mary Neumayr.
CEQ was formed in 1969 when President Richard Nixon and his administration passed the National Environmental Policy Act. CEQ also received additional powers with the Environmental Quality Improvement Act one year later.
Answer:
b. exclusion
Explanation:
Exclusion is a provision in life insurance policies that excludes coverage for some type risk. Insurance companies utilize this provision in removing coverage for risk they are unwilling to insure. N flying as a student pilot is a risk and his insurance may not cover it, other examples of risk insurers may not be willing to cover are extreme sports such as biking.
Instead of using any force, men with more income influence their wives' actions by trading money for a desired behavior. this can be best explained by the SOCIAL EXCHANGE perspective.
Social exchange theory proposes that social behavior is that the results of associate<span> exchange </span>method<span>. </span>the aim<span> of this exchange is </span>to maximize advantages<span> and minimize </span>prices<span>. As </span>per<span> this theory, developed by </span>social scientist St. George<span> Homans, </span>folks<span> weigh the potential </span>advantages<span> and risks of social relationships.</span>
