The answers are kidney and liver.
The kidney filters substances that are not good for the body like alcohol. However, it cannot function properly if the person keeps using alcohol.
Like the kidney, the liver has similar duties of detoxification. Alcohol chemicals are also excreted by the kidney, but it can only filter some amount every day.
Seeing that it's related to unique problems of an individual it's mostly will be personality psychology
Answer:
d) All of the above.
Explanation:
When a government decides to hike the prices of petrol, there begins another social pressure on the people. They either have to accept it and spend more or they can try to make their grievances known.
And there are certain ways that allow a citizen to lawfully express his dissent and try to make the government notice how certain things are affecting the normal lives of the people. Some of these are organizing dharnas, rallies, or strikes, ensuring that certain sectors of the economy don't work until their demands are met. Through these acts of protest, the government can also identify and see what ails the people.
Thus, the correct answer is option d.
There are two correct answers to this question:
F: The Iroquois lived in the far north.
The Iroquois or Haudenosaunee was a Native American tribe that used to live around the Lakes Region, primarily South of Canada and U.S.A Northeast. They were known by their great power and a strong economy.
H: The Powhatan lived in the Southeast.
The Powhatan has also been known as Virginia Algonquians, was also a Native American Tribe that has occupied the Southeastern region of the U.S.A before the European colonization.
Answer:
We limit ourselves
Explanation:
With books it´s the same as with people: the more diverse the books you read or the people you meet, the more your mind opens up to different views of how the world is or could/should be. Totalitarian regimes - as the one presented to us in Fahrenheit 451 - can be succesful exactly in situations where everybody follows blindly one personal view (that of the leader) or, as in religious fundamentalism, one book.
