I think that the cartoonist called it "fun with Economic Reality" because the Comic seems to be funny, and yet it treats a very serious and a very sad topic.
The Cartoonist implies that the rich don't really understand the problems of the poor and see the poor as "lucky" just because they are in the US, not understanding that the poor in the US are truly struggling, even if maybe their situation might not be as desperate as of the poor in Bangladesh. (which is not sure - it's not clear whether the poor have it worse in the US or in Bangladesh).
I believe the answer is: 5
The first level is called minimum security, where they keep non-violent convicts. The second level is low security, where they keep convicts with minimum violents
The third level is medium security where they store violent criminals with less than 30-years prison time
The fourth level is High security where they store violents offenders that mostly become the target of other inmates.
the fifth level is Administrative Security:<span> where they stored the convicts that categorized as national threat</span>
Answer:
discrimination.
Explanation:
Prejudice is the unjustified belief towards a group of people based on their affiliation to a different race, religion, political party, occupation, etc. While these beliefs remain affective and cognitive they called prejudice but when they start to reflect in action they are called discrimination. Therefore discrimination can be defined as unjustifiable treatment towards an individual based on their membership to a particular group.
Speed is the distance travelled in a time period but acceleration is the change in the speed of body in a given period.
The S.I. units are
Speed=ms^-1
Acceleration=ms^-2
Answer:
The Sumerian Calendar and the Sumerian system of irrigation were both connected by one thing; farming. Both these inventions made farming easier for the Sumerians.
Explanation:
Based on their observations, they invented a calendar which had 12 months and each month had around 30 days. The days of a month would start and end at sunset. Each day had 12 hours, 6 hours of daylight and 6 hours of night.
