<span>By looking at published and reviewed articles, the two could analyze different theories and see if either of their conjectures are correct. By doing this, Lesley and Stephen can look to see if there are any replicable studies that give credence to either viewpoint.</span>
Answer:
the park
Explanation:
An opportunity cost is any opportunity that you are giving up in order to chase another opportunity. In this case, the city chose to build an office building, in doing so they gave up the opportunity to build a park with that money. Therefore, the opportunity cost in this scenario would be the park. This is assuming that the resources are only enough for one of the two options, otherwise, if the city is able to complete both builds (the office and the park) then there would be no opportunity cost because they are not giving up anything.
They people came from England and Scotland
George Washington<span> was known as the "Father of our Country" and was unanimously elected the </span>first President<span> of the United States (1789-1797). He was Commander of the American forces during the Revolutionary War and helped frame the Constitution of the United States.</span>
