Salt in the ocean comes from rocks on the land ...the rain that falls on the land contains some dissolved carbon dioxide from the surrounding air
1. No because he did not give everyone a chance on what got voted on.
2. He could have let everyone vote on ideas and shorten the ideas to vote on in the end. So everyone have a fair chance.
3. Letting them come up with ideas of their own.
If I understand correctly, you need an example of a short term cause of WW1 (there was more than one of course!)
The most direct cause of WW1 was the assassination of the Austrian Crown Prince Francis Ferdinand in Sarajevo in 1918 by Serbian Rebels. Serbia was supported by Russia, so this led to a conflict between Austria and Russia.
Another direct cause for WW1 was the ultimatum by Austria to the Serbs which followed this assassination, which included some demands that were hard for Serbia to accept, and which included the intervention of Austria into Serbian internal affairs (such as into Serbian police work).
These (and some other) short-term causes, together with the long term causes, such as imperialism lead to the onset of WW1.
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Answer:
Merchant wholesaler.
Explanation:
Wholesale merchants, agents, and brokers help move goods between producers and retailers. It's, as the example says, a distributor. Plut Enterprise distributes paper cups, pens, pencils, notepads, etc to other firms on a large scale whilst taking legal possession of the goods it distributes. Those are characteristics of a merchant wholesaler.
