The majority of cases were on economic matters.
Answer:
To encourage foreign investment
Explanation:
China has had a history of human rights abuse ever since the communist party came to power in the country. The human rights abuses came in all sorts and forms, from murders, to segregation, systematic conversion and reeducation, supervision etc. This actions were of course not seen fondly by the international community, so the developing China started to curtail on the human rights abuses in order to be more acceptable, thus to be able to get more foreign investments. The tactic worked perfectly well, with foreign investments from all over the world boosting the Chinese development and economy. The dark side of it though is that China still continues to abuse the human rights, and that is actually intensifying lately, as now the country has a lot of power and has no concerns about the opinion of the international community.
C. bicameral i’m pretty sure…
The right answer is poverty. After visiting and working in prisons, asylums and almshouses, among others, Dorothea Dix witnessed that people with mental illnesses that were confined in those places, and treated badly, were also very poor. In fact, in 1854 she even presented before Congress a Bill for the Benefit of the Indigent Insane, which proposed the provision of federal land and funds for the creation of new mental institutions.
The Answer Is C For the question
