The main purpose of taxes is to generate revenue for funding government programs.
The answer to the given question mentioned above is "To observe, experiment and self-criticism".
<span>The nominalist distinction between reason ability to understand the natural world and its inability to understand the divine world encouraged people to Observation, Experiment, and Self-criticism.</span>
Answer:
Blending cultures is a factor that eventually translates to cultural change.
Explanation:
In the day-to-day activities, people encounter others who have different cultural beliefs, traditions and customs. As they interact with other cultural aspects, although there might arise conflicts but eventually there is borrowing and complete culture change.
Cultural blending therefore will lead to cultural change if we are to consider the changes that occur, beliefs, customs and traditions are copied by one community or both.
The ideas copied from the other community will lead to culture change as they will be absorbed to completely become part of their culture and it will no longer be what it used to be.
<span>scientific method is: (A</span><span>.) a stepwise process used by scientists to generate sound research findings
This stepwise process will always consist of </span><span>systematic observation, measurement, and experiment, formulation, testing, and modification to gather a group of reliable data that would be the basis conclusion of a scientific question.</span>
<em>Answer:</em>
<em>b. the type of encoding task matches the type of retrieval task. </em><em> </em>
<em>Explanation:</em>
<em>Transfer-appropriate processing</em><em> is also denoted as 'TAP' and is defined as a kind of "state-dependent memory" that significantly shows that memory performance of an individual is not only being explained or represented by the depth-processing but through the relationship that exists between the process of encoded information initially and later on the retrieval process.</em>
<em>The correct answer for the given question is option b.</em>
