Answer:
C. historical background
Explanation:
According to my research on natural disaster warning procedures, I can say that based on the information provided within the question all of the answers provided except for historical background will elicit a quick response from the public. In order for the public to react quickly to an upcoming dangerous event they need to know how bad the event will be, how likely it is to happen, and what they can do to protect themselves. Historical background will not provide any help to the public.
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Explanation:
Density of population is low in province no 6 because of the poverty, feminine, low literacy rate followed by a lack of basic health care facilities.
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The main reason, in my opinion, that Martineau’s work in sociological areas of marriage, children, and domestic life were ignored is that, during that time, there was not a want or a need for change. Women were seen as not to be above their stations and there was absolutely no need for them to think, much less even ACT upon the ideas that Martineau put forth. While it’s true that Queen Victoria herself was a fan, most of the ideas put forth by women at this time were strictly ideas and were never, ever thought to be put in practice, but to just help them “get through it.” It is only recently that her ideas have been recognized by sociologists all around the world as scholarly. Remember—during the time, women were not meant to be scholarly past playing the piano forte.
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They brought horses back to Europe.. I don't know!
Better for whom? Germany's stable economy helps itself best if it keeps it's own currencies. This very question is what motivated the UK's Brexit.
However, if Germany and the UK, for example, deemed it beneficial to reactivate their membership in the EU on a temporary or, say, 'per their discretion' basis, for reason of providing and gaining greater purchasing power of goods from offshore regions, they should be given the latitude to pay into a large purchase under consideration by the remaining EU members.
This way, the stronger economies would not constantly be drained by the EU's poorer economies. This should not be the end of the story, however. The deutchmark and the pound would be better able to help EU from positions of strength if they decided to participate in a high volume, high value purchase. Adding the large German and British orders to the little orders from dozens of tiny countries would drive down offshore sellers' cost per unit, thus benefiting ALL the EU, Germany, and the UK.
