Answer:
D
Explanation:
A is not true because the majority of the European population isn't just in Eastern Europe, its the most highly populated area of Europe but it doesn't contain the majority of the population.
B is not true because western Europe is more populated than northern Europe as seen by the colors on the map
C is not true because Northern Europe is small and not densely populated so the majority of the population isn't there
This one is tricky as a and d are both good answers, but d is more correct since its easier and more obvious to see that far northern Europe has a far lower population than the entirety of southern Europe with countries like turkey and Italy which are a very deep orange, and still with the sheer number of small green countries in southern Europe, those add up, beating northern Europe by a mile.
Answer:
Welfare refers to a range of government programs that provide mainly financial aid to individuals or groups who cannot support themselves.
Cash transfers is where the recipients receive cash or a pre-loaded credit card which they can use to purchase the goods and services they need. In-kind benefits work differently in that people receive a specific good or service, such as food or health care.
Temporary Assistance to Needy Families is actually designed to help people get back on their feet and become self sufficient, as compared to Welfare where the money doesn't even come close to become self sufficient.
Social Security is a type of insurance that gives benefits to people who retire, people with disabilities and survivors of a critical injury
Explanation:
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You shouldn’t cram. You should spread your studying the 2 weeks before finals. DO NOT just read all your notes, do something that is engaging, like making flashcards.
Answer:
Carl Vinson
Explanation:
The Two-Ocean Navy Act, also known as the Vinson-Walsh Act, was a United States law enacted on July 19, 1940, and named for Carl Vinson and David I. Walsh, who chaired the Naval Affairs Committee in the House and Senate respectively.
