State government helps in which of the following tangible ways? Select all that apply

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Colt1911 [192]3 years ago

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Answer:

B) Firefighters and police arrived on scene of a massive car accident.

C) Putting computers in elementary classrooms.

D) Making business license available for local food vendors.

Explanation:

According to a different source, these are the options that come with this question:

A) building and maintaining Federal highways and interstates.

B) firefighters and police arrived on scene of a massive car accident.

C) putting computers in Elementary classrooms.

D) making business license available for local food vendors.

E) delivering mail whenever it snows rain sleet or shines.

These are all the tangible ways in which state government helps society. Firefighters and police are important at a local level, as they are often the first people to respond to a catastrophe. Moreover, states are responsible, to a great extent, of education and of the ways in which budget for education is administered. Finally, state governments are also responsible of regulating other local matters, such as local food vendors.

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