C. Voters can use it to remove a governor from office in some states
True. Models may change as new discoveries are made. An example of this would be the plum pudding model developed by J.J Thomson.
Answer:
C and D
Explanation:
Do take my word with a grain of salt because I'm in high school, but this seems like a good question to me. I believe C and D because the dead fish could be bias against the fishing industry. Fishing isn't always catch and kill and someone who is less knowledgeable or specifically biased against fishing/hunting wouldn't know that there is also catch and release; and the incomes in a state are very hard to average. Take the state of Colorado for example. Denver is a fairly rich city and the average income is likely to be 5 - 6 figures while the front range and many small towns south of Denver are some of the poorest towns in the country, leaving them out of the average. I could be wrong, but I'm fairly sure I'm not.
Explanation:
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Environmental protection endeavors influence the nature of our lives. Environmental insurance endeavors today will influence who and what is to come. Environmental protection arrangements require just consider what is best for the earth.
