Answer:
It is an accessibility universal ( A )
Explanation:
After studying two different groups from different culture and location about a certain commodity and its level of consumption arrived at the same value and also the reason of the consumption of the said commodity is the same for both groups it can be said that the commodity is universally accessible.
An commodity can exist but might not be accessible to consumers hence when a new research is carried out there might be evidence of differences in consumption levels due to the inaccessibility in some regions. hence from the new research it can be concluded that Alcohol drinking/consumption is an accessibility universal
Based on the given scenario, we can see that Rachael's confession is:
- C. admissible, according to Supreme Court precedent.
<h3>What are Human Rights?</h3>
This refers to those inalienable privileges which a human being which cannot be taken away unless under special circumstances and some of them include:
- Right to life
- Right to fair hearing
- Freedom of assembly, etc
With this in mind, we can see that Rachael waived her Fofth Amendment rights and confessed to a crime after brief interrogation by the police so this is admissible, according to Supreme Court precedent.
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The answer is B. Thinking and Sensing
When perceive information, the thinker will rely on their Logic so their next decision will be based on their logical analysis
The senser on the other hand, will rely on their five senses, in other word they will rely on their experience to perceive the information ( they have to experience it first)
Answer:
The correct answer is - B. The increase in immigrants from Europe.
Explanation:
The American party or the Know-Nothing Party was formed against the policies of Jackson, it was an anti-Catholic, anti-immigrant movement against the immigrants.
These native-born Americans thought that they were superior to immigrants coming from outside of America especially from Europe and wanted to limit immigration or ban their rights to vote and other rights. The goal of this movement was to fight immigrant and catholic influences and promote traditional American culture.