Social grants
Advantage: This will provide other people's need into having them to be provided with assistance.
Disadvantage: Not all people are provided with the help they ask as it is only chosen by a specific organization or the government.
Free basic education
Advantage: This will help people to have education of which who couldn't afford financially and could be assisted by a specific organization or government.
Disadvantage: Sometimes it lacks or it does not provide everything of the person really needs of which he or she is still lacking such as having materials that are only limited for use.
Free health care
Advantage: Their is a specific variety of which assigned medical professionals will help other people to care for their needs.
Disadvantage: There is only a specific field of which they provide and not all of those who are sick can be tended to.
Housing
Advantage: They may be able to provide shelters to those who can't have a place to stay.
Disadvantage: They may be able to provide shelter but not enough of those components of which a person needs such as having electricity or water of which other places of specific organizations can't provide.
servering on jury not 100 % sure but thats all i know
Articles one and three are the ones that seem to apply:
<span>Men are born and remain free and equal in rights. Social distinctions may be founded only upon the general good.<span>The principle of all sovereignty resides essentially in the nation. No body nor individual may exercise any authority which does not proceed directly from the nation.</span></span>
Answer:
Correct answer is Julius Caesar.
Explanation:
Julius Caesar was a famous Roman general in the 1st Century BC.
He was a member of the first triumvirate, together with Pompey, but later entered the conflict with him, which led to him taking the whole authority in the country.
People of Rome were afraid that he will overthrew Republic and at the end he was killed in plot.
The correct answer is known as "individual personal information".
Individual Personal Information or Personal Information is defined as information<span> or an opinion, </span>consisting of facts<span> or an opinion forming </span>a part of<span> a database, </span>whether or not genuine<span> or </span>no longer<span>, and </span>whether or not<span> recorded in </span>a fabric shape<span> or </span>not<span>, </span>about<span> a </span>character <span>whose </span>identity is plain<span>, or can </span>moderately<span> be ascertained, from the </span>facts<span> or opinion.</span>
