The result of the growth of independent voters since 1960s is:
D)Political parties do not worry about the growth of moderate voters as evidence of the extreme polarization in our society today.
Explanation:
There has been a recent surge in favoritism in party politics with increasing number of voters being polarized and voting for the party that has the public perception of representing what they believe in and not looking at the specific policies of the politicians who are running in that particular period.
So there is a surge of people who do not vote moderate and the political parties understand that the moderates do not count for enough vote share and most of them end up taking one side or the other any way.
Intensive property means the ability to be self-reliant, as it is the ability of not depending on the amount of matter present. Extensive property is, on the contrary, the ability to depend. Intensive property is the characteristic of a material that makes its substance identifiable; it doesn’t change. Extensive property can be easily identified for it changes depending on the substance added to it.
Concerning the examples of extensive properties, they are: mass, volume, energy; intensive properties examples: temperature, pressure, density.
Answer:
class struggle
Explanation:
Marx's draws on Engels view of history as a continuous dialectic process:
When Marx publishes his famous Communist Manifesto, he states "The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggle.
This means that since the humans were able to organize in societies and organize for work, there will be a permanent fight between the ones who control the "surplus" and the ones who are active in working to keep the economy running. One dominant class and one dominated.
Throughout history, he identifies how this system came to existence first with slavery, then with feudalism, and went to the capitalist.
A permanent class struggle will follow as a historical and dialectical process.
They were expelled from Bermuda for their failure to swear allegiance to the crown
