Answer: By creating monopolies and establishing trusts.
Explanation:
By the late nineteenth century, trusts and monopolies had taken over the American economy. This meant consumers were obliged to face high prices for everyday products, and a reform of regulations in the industry began to be demanded.
A trusts is an organization of many businesses within the same business that by combining forces, gain control over production and distribution of certain good, in order to limit competition.
Monopolies are companies that hold total power over an area of the economy, and can, therefore, set any price.
Answer: Symmetric
Explanation:
The majority of children start walking at one and a half years so when the distribution is plotted on a histogram, it will be symmetric and unimodal. This means that it will have a single peak that is approximately 18 months.
This kind of distribution is a normal distribution and will have a shape similar to the one in the above diagram. This contrasts another type of distribution, the uniform distribution, when any value is possible, such as plotting the value of a card drawn from a complete deck.
A. True........................................................
Answer: He reigns Supreme and has unlimited rule
Explanation: The German 'dictator' Adolf Hitler as popularly known governed the country based on a principle which placed absolute power of the people and all surbodinates in the hands of their superior. Hitler had absolute power and authority without being questioned. Hitler singularly makes all decisions and had no fixed duration to his tenure or reign.
His eyes snapped open. A stale odour overwhelmed his senses. The room was dimly lit, and the walls curved with light gray walls seemingly looming over him. The floor was covered with black tiles. He stood up, shaking his head to try alleviate the smell that threatened to make him sneeze. He was surprised to see no door; only a trap door on the ceiling that seemed to blend in with the walls. The room was unfurnished, which struck him as strange
