The correct answer is C. Direct democracy
In a direct democracy, all people gather and vote on things and make decisions. This is how democracy in ancient Greece worked. Of course, you had to be eligible for voting but when you became eligible, you would vote on everything and wouldn't have a representative body that votes instead of you like most current states now have.
Answer:
The answer to this question is $56.
Explanation:
In this question the consumption will initially increase by 56 because when we take 30 percent of the $100 it will give the $30. and when we less the money then the amount will be $70. after multiply the value by 0.8 it will give the 56.0. so the answer of the question is $56.
Example:
100*30/100=30
100-30=70
70*0.8=56.0.
Answer:
Lost Cause
Explanation:
Personally I believe lost cause fits the war best because it was a fight between people of the same country. A people that had just earlier fought as one to declare freedom from an oppressive king. Even though the North technically won the war, no one truly won the war because the casualty rate was one that had never been seen before. The many names come from the different points of view (Northern Aggression, Rebellion), but in the end it comes down to a lost cause because either way the war ends there would be death and destruction.
The greatest priority in every State is security. As a matter of fact, a nation without a powerful military can be an attractive target for terrorists. However, countries present different realities and what may seem the best investiment for one country might not be the right alternative for another. It all depends on the situation and the level of development of each nation-state. If we take into consideration that the money ($11 billion) the U.S spent in Iraq, that was labeled as "wasted" later on, could have paid over 220,000 teachers' salaries, the answer to this question becomes very obvious. In my opinion, having a balance between both investments is vital. But, if I had to choose, I'd choose to invest in infrastructure because they're essential to a country's economy and prosperity; a country that is economically developed and prosper will manage its military successfully.
