Answer:
(1) It is governed by a single, local ruler
(2) It i made up of several-city states or countries
Explanation:
I'm not sure if i'm right, so don't rely on this.
Answer: self interest
Explanation:
Mr. Lincoln once remarked to a fellow-passenger that all men were triggered by selfishness in doing good. The fellow-passenger was antagonizing this position when they passed over a corduroy bridge which spanned a slough. As they were crossing this bridge, they saw an old sow on the bank which was making a terrible noise because her pigs got into the slough and could drown.
As the old coach was climbing the hill, Mr. Lincoln said “Driver, can’t you stop just a moment?” Mr. Lincoln then jumped out, ran back and then lifted the little pigs out of the mud they were in and placed them on the bank. His companion remarked when he returned that "where does selfishness come in what he just did?
Mr Lincoln said that "he whould have had no peace of mind if he had left that the suffering old sow to be worried about her pigs and helping her was because he wanted peace of mind which was selfishness.
Military aid to Viet Cong
was not one of the Nixon Administration's Vietnam War policies
Explanation:
Richard Nixon had sent American combat troops to Vietnam and due to which there was huge loss of lives. But unfortunately US troops faced defeat from the combat forces of Viet Cong guerilla forces. The North Vietnamese were resolute to take control over the US troops and supported South Vietnam to re-unite with the country under communist rule. Many protests were staged and Nixon felt that aggressive Vietnamese would call US troops would call for a combat.
Hence Nixon made an open statement of disengaging the US troops to be sent to Vietnam and he also took care that southern Vietnam does not fall under the communist rule. Hence he followed the strategy of vietnamisation. He commanded all the US troops to evacuate from South Vietnam and gradually trained the Vietnamese soldiers with combat skills. He also insisted South Vietnam to take over the military responsibility and thus a war threat was efficiently handled by Nixon under his rule.
Stalin made it clear that some of his demands regarding Poland were not negotiable: the Russians were to gain territory from the eastern portion of Poland and Poland was to compensate for that by extending its Western borders, thereby forcing out millions of Germans.
