If a school needs to hire 2 new teachers but there are 20 recent college graduates hoping to get a teaching job at that school. This is an example of <em>job surplus, (option A)</em> meaning there are <em>more employees than employment offers</em>. When there is a<em> job surplus</em> in the company, normally this company, in this case, the school, would try to find other positions for the remaining candidates in another deppartments.
A job shortage is when there are not enough candidates as the market or the company needs. Therefore the example above is NOT a job shortage example.
For the second example, Ed has chosen a career as a lawer based in his desire to utilize his passion for history, presentation skills and ability to work well with others. All of this are parts of his <em>career expectations (option A).</em>
If we were talking about the subjects that were easier for him at school, we would be talking about <em>High school academics (b)</em>. Or if his father was a lawyer, we would be talking about<em> Family history (c). Job outlook (c) </em>is when the person makes a research about the job possition to find the possibilities of getting a job, or the percentage of people that gets a job, how much do they earn, etc.
As in this example, we are talking only about his personal expectations, the correct answer is letter <em>A. career expectations.</em>
The correct answer is B) slavery should be made illegal everywhere.
In support of the Thirteenth Amendment, President Lincoln argued that
slavery should be made illegal everywhere.
The 13th Amendment to the United States Constitution was ratified by the necessary states on December 6, 1865. It abolished slavery in the US. From now on, slavery in the country only could be a form of punishment when someone committed a crime.
Unfortunately for Abraham Lincoln, he couldn't witness this important moment in the history of the US because he was assassinated on April 15, 1865.
When one reads the 13th Amendment to the United States Constitution, you notice a loophole: "...except as a punishment for crime..."
This loophole has been used in the history of the United States to send people to jail and punish African Americans in periods of history such as the case of the Jim Crow legislation and the black codes in the southern states.
A is the answer and be is a real answer lol
Los niños aprenderán muchas habilidades en la vida: a escuchar y hablar, por ejemplo, o a leer, escribir y hacer matemática. Algunas pueden ser más difíciles de aprender que otras. Si su hijo ha tenido experiencias de aprendizaje e instrucciones apropiadas, pero no es capaz de seguir el ritmo de sus compañeros, es importante averiguar por qué y cómo ayudar.
Los niños con dificultades de aprendizaje pueden tener éxito en la escuela, el trabajo y en las relaciones. A menudo, pueden beneficiarse de la ayuda que hace uso de sus fortalezas y aborda cualquier área de necesidad.
