Thats an opinionated question though
I believe the answer is: <span> Stage 4; eighth grade and beyond
In the stage 4 of reading stages, the Children tend to already developed the ability to understand the content of information from various perspectives.
For example, when reading a historical battle, children in previous stages would probably only see it as a battle of right versus wrong, while those in stage 4 would understand the reason why each sides have their own reason to be involved in the fight.</span>
Marco Polo was the trader that traveled from Venice, Italy to China and brought back information about Asia. Marco Polo was a Venetian merchant traveler. His father was the person from whom he learned the ways of mercantile trade. He did travel to China but he was not the first person. he made a detailed description in his books.
Answer:
La captación de clientes implica estrategias para lograr que los clientes vayan a nuestro canal físico o web. Lo más iportante en una estrategia de retención es cumplir con las promesas hechas durante la captación.
Explanation:
Se pueden aplicar acciones como consultara a los clientes si están satisfechos con el producto o el servicio, darle información sobre prroductos relacionados y ofrecerle ofertas periodocamente.
Las estrategias de fidelización atravé de un canal web incluyen los mensajes de bienvenida, las llamadas telefónicas demostrando agradecimiento por su interés y ofreciendo consejos para una mejor experiencia con el producto.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although the question does not have any statements or options, we can say that the Supreme Court's rationale for the decision in McDonald v Chicago was that the Court reversed the decision made by the 7th. Circuit, explaining that the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution supports the right including in the 2nd Amendment to have weapons for the self-protection of the citizen in all the states of the Union. So yes, the 2nd. Amendment to the United States Constitution applies to the states. The case McDonald v Chicago was decided on June 18, 2010.
