3. a bear hibernating in winter
cC) they both enjoy direct access to interests 85 and 95 which allow goods to be shipped between each other easier.
Answer:
You can consult Jschlatt about this topic, but until then I think I'll do.
Explanation:
In general, they don't care. That's why it's a sweatshop and not a normal business. The employers are typically in it for the money, which is why the conditions are so unideal (understatement). Someone who valued human life wouldn't force underpaid, malnourished children (or adults for that matter) to work in such horrible circumstances.
The Zaibatsu were industrial families. The correct option among all the options given in the question is the third or the second last option. The Zaibatsu was actually very large industrial and financial corporations that were owned by highly powerful Japanese families. Zaibatsu is actually a Japanese term.
