Samurai serving the Bakufu were able to maintain a steady real income during the Tokugawa<span> through the help of Bakufu aide programs. Samurai serving their </span>daimyo<span> lords were worse off as their </span>daimyo<span>would often "borrow" from the stipends of their samurai.</span>
Some pros: Your experience is richer, you can be more reflective about your cultures (because you know that there is another way of doing it, for example more than one religion), you develop a lot of skills navigating among your cultures, such as mediation and respect.
Some cons: possible identity problems, and the perception of not being fully accepted in either of the two cultures.
I’m pretty sure it’s the bottom one :)
<span>The United States trained and funded Cuban militants</span>
Answer:
b. Cities tend to require very <em><u>large </u></em>inputs of energy and materials resulting in <em><u>large</u></em><em> </em>outputs of waste.
Explanation:
Modern cities require much more energy because of the increase in population resulting in the demand for inputs of energy and materials to be particularly high. But because this relationship to waste output is inversely proportional, there will also be large outputs of waste. Cities need to place a waste management system in their towns in order to combat this unsustainable way of living,
