Answer: A worker is killed after his employer fails to repair a piece of equipment.
Explanation:
A Negligence lawsuit usually results from a party not taking reasonable and appropriate care in doing something they were supposed to do and this ended up injuring another person.
When an employer is supposed to fix a faulty piece of equipment and fails to do so leading to the death of one of the workers, the employer can be held liable for the death of the worker and a negligence lawsuit can be filed.
Yes but it would require a lot of work, money, and the economy would suffer at first. The first route is to slowly diverge and start importing from other countries. The other countries will use the money to start to produce things we request. This will happen over a long amount of time as other countries go through a sort of revolution and gain new ties with the U.S. The economy will suffer for years and things will become more expensive but in the long run our economy will stabilize and receive things it couldn’t have had before due to industrialization in baren countries and China continues to suffer as they cannot rely on the U.S. for major export.
I think Socrates wouldn't had been killed if he lived in the United States today since citizens of the United States have freedom of speech. Socrates was simply killed because he didn't recognized the gods recognized by the states as gods. In the United States Socrates has freedom speech meaning that he is able to publicly criticized the gods without any danger. He corrupted the youths of Athens by saying the gods they followed are faked. In the United States today, he would still be alive. I based my answer on today's political system and the how Socrates was killed simply by telling the people what he really believes.
Surrounding deserts and the lack of natural barriers
