Are you asking what that is if so it would be called nuclear energy and if you want what is energy locked in the bonds of atoms that would be chemical energy
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B. conflict perspective.
Explanation:
Karl Marx developed an important sociological framework called conflict theory according to which society remains in a state of conflict between the different groups as per their power relations. These groups compete for limited resources prevalent in the society. Although this Marxist theory was for the industrial society, now it is extended to the other groups and determine the power relations between them. As per the question, the struggle for self-expression by subordinate language minorities reflects the essence of conflict theory.
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D. The North favored taxing exports.
Explanation:
The tax regulation within the commerce compromise impose a higher taxation rate for the import of raw materials that come into Us countries, but no taxation required for all exports that made by United States.
This tax regulation was more beneficial for the northern States. At that point in time, the northern states were more technologically developed compared to the souhtern states. The northern states exported way more finished products to another country, and the compromise basically increase the amount of net income that the northern states companies get.
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ADVANTAGES
Death penalty need not to be carried out with brutality
It reduces prisons overpopulation issues
Violent crimes can cubbed with death penalty
Any other punishments other than death penalty for capital crimes are disproportionate
With death penalty, the affected individual or groups of individuals, will not be re-victimized
DISADVANTAGES
Death penalty is the ultimate denial of human rights
Innocent people can also be executed unknowingly
The cost to prosecute death penalty is much higher than other cases
There is no reversal after execution takes place.
No, I will not favour televised public execution of offenders, because of the disadvantages stated above