Answer: E. Social forces
Explanation: When it comes to political, economic forces, and sometimes technological ones, there is always an economic, political and technological goal set in front of the increased health awareness of consumers. This means that the world we live in puts profit or a political goal ahead of the real concern of consumer health. The only people who care about this are the social forces that are increasingly raising awareness about health, healthy eating, etc. So if we go further, it is the social forces that are also aware of climate change, and unfortunately, this is not done by entrepreneurs who are interested in profit, or by politicians who advocate a healthier environment only through their political speeches.
Answer:
The journey the tribes were forced to embark on was nothing short of a disaster. Poor weather, disease, disorganization and famine plagued the tribes traveling to their new land. During the winter on the trail it is said that the weather was unbearable cold, which caused many difficulties for the tribes.
<u>Answer:</u>
<em>The process of trading compromise by offering to trade support for a legislator’s bill if they support yours is called logrolling. </em>
<u>Explanation:</u>
<em>For a bill to be passed in a government body it should acquire a simple majority.</em> This is where logrolling becomes relevant. Politicians enter into a mutual agreement to offer support for each other.
The support is mainly by means of legislative votes. Logrolling is mainly of three types; <em>logrolling in direct democracies, implicit logrolling and distributive logrolling</em> are the three types of logrolling in politics.
<em>Logrolling takes place not just in politics but in organizations as well as academic field. </em>
This is not true. The capitalist, free-market economic system encourages private investment, competition, and profit. This is also the main difference point between capitalism and communism. Communism is more aligned with the idea of sharing equaly and creating an egalitarian society rather than encouraging private investment, competition, and profit.
Mt. Everest(World's tallest mountain)
Light of Asia(Gautam Buddha)
Unity in diversity of Nepalese
Atheist natural beauty
Lakes and rivers
Not being ruled by any further country
(Brave Gorkhali)
