The government sponsors education because it contributes to the good of society and the economy. The United States Department of Education has been a Cabinet-level department of the federal government since 1980. There is some talk in the present administration about combining the Department of Education with the Department of Labor -- which indicates that the government does see a connection between education and the economy (labor, jobs).
The Department of Education budget approved for the current fiscal year is set at just under 71 billion dollars, which was $2.6 billion dollars higher than the previous year's Education budget. And that's just what is spent on the federal level. Most education costs are paid by local governments through property taxes, as well as supported by state budgets. From the municipal to the national level, education remains a spending priority for government leaders.
<span>When a government spends money on education they are trying to invest in the future. Much like a business invests in upgraded equipment, a government spending money on education is trying to make their citizens better so that the country can thrive in the future. This will help to increase the skilled labor and production capacity of the country.</span>
Because it was mainly Europe that was Christian. Asia was for example mostly Buddhist, Confucian, and Hindu. The Middle East and Northern Africa was Islamic. The rest of the world was influenced by Europe and it’s Christianity.
Allies considered alternatives to invading Japan. The U.S. had already lost several soldiers in
both the Western and Eastern Front. The
Japanese also threaten to kill POWs if America invades Japan. The Americans decided to use the atomic bomb
and this led to Japan’s surrender and the war’s end.
<span>This statement is false. Golan was a city of refuge on the east side of Jordan River along with the cities of Ramoth and Bosor. The cities of refuge that were located on the west side of the Jordan were Hebron, Shechem, and Kedesh.</span>
