I believe the answer is: <span>Acknowledgment that there are other ways to live, whether you like it or not
Problems in intercultural relationship often occurs if there is people who use their own personal culture as a standard to judge and evaluate other people's culture. Accepting that some people are just different would minimize such problems from occuring.</span>
Answer:
No it would not have been successful because Gandhi and everyone else who started to create big movements never used force to convey the bigger message. The king in Britain would send troops to stop the uprising if he saw things were getting out of control. Nonviolence was a good approach because this allowed everyone's voices to be heard and prevent unwanted anger if something were to happen to the people that were trying to protest violently. This also effectively brought change to the world because the king really wanted peace in his territories. He only wanted them to be ruled by him and wanted no unrest. He didn't care what they talked about as long as the people didn't over throw him.
Answer:
Monarchy
Explanation:
Monarchy is a political system. The system is based upon the sovereign city. It is the rule of a single person. The term applied to states that supreme authority was vested in the monarchy. Theses monarchies are mostly applicable for only male succession. It transfers from father to son. A monarchy consists of the distinctions, a government, and the state administration.
Thus both the United Kingdom and Germany can be said to the monarchy system of the government.
<span>Electors vote by ballot in respective states; electoral college- designates what will happen if no majority</span>
Answer:
<em>D) sampling bias</em>
Explanation:
Sampling bias means <em>that for non-random reasons, the samples of a stochastic factor obtained to establish its distribution are wrongly chosen and therefore do not reflect the actual distribution.</em>
So, the sample is obtained so that certain members of the expected population have a lower probability of sampling than others.
