Protesters took to the streets across the Arab world in 2011, pushing their leaders to end decades of oppression. The Middle East and North Africa was engulfed in an unprecedented outburst of popular protests and demand for reform. It began in Tunisia and spread within weeks to Egypt, Yemen, Bahrain, Libya and Syria.
In the workplace, stereotyping and bias result from personal differences. The culture of the company dictate which differences are emphasized and taken negatively. When teams are created, these differences are magnified but not necessarily made more negative. If the team is diverse, stereotyping and biases tend to be reduced.
During most of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, appointments to the civil service were based primarily on <span>patronage</span>
Answer: B Woodrow Wilson benefitted from a split in the Republican party I think
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