Explanation:
Andrea who is working in grocery store was recently fired from her job as a purchaser. The reason for her dismissal as given to her was the continuous decaying of the meat and other produce in the stockroom.
Andrea fail to accomplish the objective as a purchaser in the grocery store. Andrea was not aware of the materials at the stockroom and she purchase more and more produce and meats which leads to the wastage.
She failed to make sure the materials needed were in proper amount. Andrea purchased meat and produce in large quantities, more than what is required. This made an excess of produce and meat and lead to rotting and wastage.
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To get more people to establish communities in the Western lands, Congress set some land aside for b. school buildings.
<h3>What did Congress set land aside for to encourage settlement?</h3>
After the American Revolution, Congress passed the Land Ordinance Act which was meant to increase the communities in the Western lands.
They set aside and for public school buildings to encourage people to move to those areas and be educated.
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