Answer: Abraham Lincoln
He known for: Abraham Lincoln is most famous for leading the country during the American Civil War. His leadership in the North helped the country to remain strong and defeat the South keeping the country united. He also pushed for the freedom of all slaves throughout the nation. He was also the first republican president.
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(This was the 16th president of the U.S.
Answer: Reward Power
Explanation:
Reward power is the power persisted by any manager or superior position holding person to provide reward to employees and workers for their outstanding working so that it can influence them perform better in future. This reward can be in form of salary increment, bonus, promotion etc.
According to the question, reward power is used by supervisor for providing gift certificate to employee for his good job as a reward.It is for influencing his job in the project.
Other options are incorrect because expert power and referent power are not the measure for influencing any employee by providing rewards. Thus,the correct option is reward power.
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The correct answer is a<em> referendum</em>. This a juridical procedure in which it is submitted to vote of the population a law or a particular matter relevant for the govern. This mean obtains the popular consultation. Another name for this is the plebiscite.
<em>A province</em> is an area of specialized knowledge, interest or responsibility. Also refers to an administrative division of a country.
<em>The Quebec act </em>knows as the British North America Quebec Act was signed in 1774 and determined the procedures of governance in the province of Quebec (Canada) regarding its territory, religious matters, civil law among other issues.
Finally, <em>the Brexit</em> is a political act, (means Britain exit) from the European Union. Took place in 2006, and was done through a referendum where the people were asked if they wanted to continue being part of the European Union or not. 52% of the population voted in favor of leaving the Union.
