Is there options for the question, or is this just a generalized question?
It would be "<span>Slavery was an established institution until the Twelfth Amendment was ratified on December 18, 1865" that is not true, since it was in fact the 13th amendment that ended slavery. </span>
Let's take the example of Walmart, which has the large presence in the United States and is an important part of the Consumer Services Industry.
Walmart began with just one store but has grown all over the country to many unique aspects of the American economy and demographics. The United States, in contrast to what many people assume, is a very diverse country.
The culture of New England is very different from that of the Bible belt. Similarly, the African American culture of Georgia is different from the casual California where there is a vast Hispanic population.
Walmart saw an opportunity in this diversity and has grown by catering to needs of all these consumers. Communities with highly dense Hispanic population stocked food items that were very different than can be found in Jewish neighbourhoods and vice verse.
This enabled Walmart to connect with each community and grow with them over the generations.
In all this, Walmart prides itself in providing benefits to US army veterans and provides jobs to women from low-income backgrounds and the disabled.
In all this, Walmart does face a number of different challenges, including:
- A slowing economy can hit the profits of the company
- Competition from other companies such as Costco and even international players like Aldi and Lidl can decrease their market share
- Online rivals such as Amazon have long been identified as a threat to the company and is one of the biggest challenges facing the consumer service industry.
- Companies like Amazon are not only involved in retail but also in selling movies, music, etc that can completely challenge the consumer service sector
In a war you want to consider strategic points to take. So let’s say a battle takes place next to a bridge. If your army controls that bridge than you have a higher chance of victory since you get to decide who crosses and who doesn’t. Now when an army takes over an entire city, than that army can use the assets to its advantage. (Factories, roads, rail roads, runways, etc.) but when that city is the capital city, then that country loses its command and will most likely dissolve.
