The Cello<span> is much larger and lower than the viola, and must be played while sitting with the instrument between the knees. Fortunately, cellos are made for students of all sizes.
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The Violin<span> is the smallest, and is therefore the highest in pitch. It is also the most popular. It is played with the instrument under the chin while sitting or standing, and its small size makes it easily transporable.
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The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached we can say the following.
To me, civil society is the groups that are formed to exert some kind of pressure on formal institutions such as the local, state, and federal government, as well as the corporative world.
The members of civil society can be non-governmental groups, religious organizations, environmental groups, human rights organizations, and more.
Under democratic governments, this civil society has the opportunity to freely express their ideas and concerns and can operate with liberty to fight for what they think is correct. However, under totalitarian regimes, this is not the case. There is no freedom of speech or it is limit. The government does not accept critiques and limits the expression and activities of civil society.
The appropriate response is Medical Perspective. The individuals who hold a medicinal point of view center around organic and physiological factors as reasons for unusual conduct, which is dealt with as an infection, or dysfunctional behavior, and is analyzed through manifestations and cured through treatment. Hospitalization and medications are regularly favored techniques for treatment as opposed to mental examination.
Individual citizens elect legislators, who create public policy. Media organizations influence individual citizens and interest groups influence legislators, so they indirectly have a very great influence on public policy. Political parties dominate the legislative branch, and legislators generally follow the platform of their parties.
Note: Foreign diplomats do not have as great or official an influence as those listed above, but they do play a role in pursuing policies that benefit their own country.