Answer:
I am prepared to stop oil extraction and use of petroleum.
Explanation:
Yes, I support a global push to go away from oil towards cleaner fuel sources regardless of much it might affect us. As a citizen of Saudi Arabia, I know that our country's economy depends on the extraction of fuel and its contribution is the backbone of our country.
However, if we look into impact it has on the environment, it is really disheartening. The earth is getting rapidly warmer each day, many animal species are on the verge of extinction, there are multitudes of environmental crisis everywhere, and the polluted air is affecting the lives of millions.
I understand that doing away with extraction of oil would greatly affect the standard of living of many people, yet it is worth the risk. The government of Saudi Arabia can always look for alternative ways to invest our billions of revenue into other avenues such as technology, tourism, corporate, renewable energy, etc.
We can adopt economic measures and practices like Japan and Korea where investments are channelled into technology and computer science. Though doing away with extraction of feul may put lots of people at stake, the future generations would at least have a better and cleaner earth. We cannot deny the implications of petroleum and it is becoming very threatening everyday. Therfore, I am prepared to stop oil extraction and use of petroleum.
<span>A) Ottoman Empire
This is the only reasonable answer, since it was the nation that disintegrated after World War 1
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Answer:
1st question: A
2nd question: D
3rd question: not so sure.... but I think B
4th question: not a or c.... I think B
Explanation:
In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, the primary goal of mercantilism as practiced by European countries was to expand the supply of gold and silver by approving balance trading. Mercantilism is an economic nationalism that promotes to in creating a wealthy and powerful state.
