Answer:
The Founding Fathers set an example of citizenship for generations to come in that they founded a new country based on liberty and private property, in which citizens could be free to do whatever they liked to do legally under the laws established by the Constitution of the United States.
Answer:
Family responsibility discrimination
Explanation:
Family responsibility discrimination is a discrimination shown to any employee of an organisation based on the responsibilities shown by the employee towards his family.
It is also known as caregiver discrimination. It is discrimination shown against an employee for the family care giving responsibilities.
Almost all the employee is or will be a care giver to their family. They include pregnant women, fathers, mothers, persons who have sick or ageing parents or sick children or spouse, etc. All of them can be targeted for care giving discrimination at the organisations.
Theses employees can be demoted, harassed or even terminated.
Thus the law which supports the employee's claim is ---
Family responsibility discrimination
Hi,
Israel uses a Parliamentary Democracy
Answer:
- Web Browsers,
- Digital Satellite Television,
- Streaming Audio and,
- Text Messaging
Explanation:
The first web browser was launched in 1990 and was known as WorldWideWeb. To avoid confusion, it was later renamed the Nexus Browser. It was created by none other than the inventor of the World Wide Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee.
The first Digital Satellite broadcasts were dated in 1994 in the United States.
The first known text message ever sent was in 1992 when a 22 year old man known as Neil Papworth used his personal computer to send the first characters ever to be sent by text messaging, "Merry Christmas". Mr. Papworth was an engineer working in the United Kingdom at the time.
Streaming Audio also debuted in the '90s although no definite date is given.
Answer:
Reincarnation
Explanation:
They believe that your your karma affects what happens to you in the after life. The cycle of Reincarnation never ends.
