The answer is C. both the above
The movement of voters between each political party could either damage or guaranteed the representative chance for victory. And the period before the general election is perfect for the candidates to persuade other voters because moderate voters tend to be predominantly involved in this period. After entering the primary, more extreme and loyalist voters will start to show up.
Plato's teacher was Socrates so Socrates' direct methods were passed on down to Plato who reiterated them to his students.
The restrictions of licensing laws by the local government would help a local business by removal of competition as well as hurt the business with no entrance of new entities.
Option C is the correct answer.
<h3>What is a local government?</h3>
Local government is the type of government that helped the individuals of the district in providing the services related to their everyday lives.
When the local government put restrictions on the licensing laws, then it would be benefitted to the existing local businesses as they do not face any competition from its rivalries. But it hurts the local business as well because new business entities would not enter the markets.
Therefore, the local business would be helped as well as hurt by putting licensing restrictions by the local government.
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The correct answer is C) Rabbis became leaders of Jewish rituals.
The Israelites consider Canaan to be the Promised Land because they believed that Rabbis became leaders of Jewish rituals.
The promised land was the belief in Hebrew culture that God had promised a new land for them when Moses liberated the Israelite people from the oppression of the Egyptian Pharaoh and started to wander the desert for 40 years. This is a passage of the Book of "Exodus" that appears in the Old Testament of the Bible.
In 1911, Carnegie, the wealthy industrialist, created the Carnegie Corporation and endowed it with the majority of his remaining wealth so the corporation would continue his philanthropic (donation) activities after his death.
When it was established, the Carnegie Corporation was the largest single philanthropic trust ever created with 135million dollars in assets. Carnegie was the corporation's first president.
By the time he died. Carnegie had already given 350 million dollars away, and the remaining 30 million was given to foundations and charities.
