Henry W. Longfellow is who said that quote
The mandate of heaven is the thing that Chinese emperors claim was given to them by their deities. A ruler earns it from the previous emperor when he retires, or when he dies. It could be lost when another dynasty takes over and takes the mandate of heaven.
The answer is A. Poor harvests. The people had poor harvests and were starving, with the King doing nothing. As they grew more and more discontent they would riot and rebel, bringing about the French Revolution of 1848.
That is difficult, I'm not exactly sure what the context is but... I would answer with the Nile River
Option B
random sample type of sample would be representative of a whole group
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A simple random sample is a subset of a demographic population in which every part of the subset has a uniform likelihood of being preferred. A simple random sample is intended to be an impartial portrayal of a collection.
Each member of the population being considered should possess an equivalent probability of being chosen. A sampling error can transpire with a simple random sample if the specimen does not end up exactly matching the population it is assumed to reproduce.
