Because everyone would get an equal amount of votes, regardless of population size.
Buddhism Originated in India, where Gautama Buddha gained his Enlightement under a tree.
Their major principles was to always speak Truth, never harm any creature, try to help others.
<span>In the US it is unlikely that Buddhism alone had any direct influence on laws, but because many of it's teachings about living a moral life i.e. not killing, stealing, etc. are the same as other more dominant religions it could be said that religious convictions (Buddhist ones included) in general have influenced lawmakers in making decisions.
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Buddhism also affected other societies as many Hindu followers who were from lower casts joined it immidiately due to discrimination in their own religion.
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The correct answer is Appeasement
The appeasement policy was a measure taken by European economic powers (England and France). It consisted of not stopping the advance and popularity of Nazifascisms, with the intention that Nazi Germany and fascist Italy would bar or even fight communism in the USSR. Since these countries, Germany and Italy were opposed to the communist idea.
This is the biggest and best explanation given as a reason why the economic powers have done nothing to stop Nazism and fascism.
The correct answer is A) both hear cases of lower courts.
<em>State and federal appellate courts are similar in that both hear cases of lower courts.</em>
An Appellate court needs to know if the application of the law was correct during a case. The Appellate court review appeals of many different cases that were heard at the low court level to determine if the application of justice was correct. So when a citizen did not agree with the sentence in a lower court, it can go to the Appellate court and express his case. He or she can appellate. This way, the court would decide if the sentence was correct or not.
hon you have a cute korean on your profile pic i'm sure you can find the similarities and differences ;) u are smart come on.
