Hi kiddo!
So really we have 3 that apply here.
A is a definite yes! Taxes from citizens help pay for needs of the nations. It could be something like building new schools or helping to pay for roadwork.
B also needs to be checked off. This is an obvious yes because it goes hand in hand with A. It helps pay for public needs. Also, just as A said: needs for the nation.
C doesn’t really apply here. I wouldn’t mark this one if I were you. True, it makes consumers have less but by paying their taxes, they get a refund and they will go after what they want. They are consumers.
D doesn’t work either. If anything, taxes help the economy grow! So this is a big no no.
E I would say works. Taxes that are payed help pay for other things. And government programs are one of them.
So really we’re marking A, B, and also E.
I hope my reasoning helped!
Happy studying.
~Brooke❤️
Immigration affected both immigrants and americans in many ways.
Assuming you are talking about the 1900s and onward:
Positive:
- Larger population may mean larger income source for governments, which can then provide more benefits for the citizens.
- etc.
Negatives:
- Larger populations means that less jobs are available to native US citizens and others. Also, when immigrants are more willing to work for less, it angers the citizens, as they think that their jobs are being taken away.
- etc.
hope this helps
Answer: 2nd choice
Explanation: i took it on quiz
In the XKCD life scorecard the number of times I should have stayed is 2 times, which depended on how happy i was with the given situations.
Explanation:
The XKCD life scorecard is a chart in a comic made by Randall Munroe showing the outcomes when a person was in situations he didn't like. It counts 13 situations which he realizes he shouldn't have stayed in and only 2 situations where he realizes he should have stayed.
He is implying that it's better to leave a situation you're not happy with, rather than stay hoping that it will improve.
Answer:
evolved to mobilize the growing mass of voters as the means of political control
Explanation:
