Answer:
Collectivism
Explanation:
Collectivism is a cultural structure that favors the needs of a group and communities over the desires of individual. It emphasis such cultures in which relationships with other members of the group and people's interconnections play a central role in the identification of each individual. Some countries considered collectivism include Japan, China, Korea, India etc.
Answer:
The murder of Archduke Franz Ferdinand outraged AustriaHungary. Austria-Hungary was furious and with Germany's support, declared war on Serbia on July 28. Within days, Germany declared war on Russia—Serbia's ally and invaded France via Belgium, which then caused Britain to declare war on Germany.
Answer:
option d ==> go into effect without passage of new legislation.
Explanation:
In order to be able to answer this question correctly let us check out the meaning of some important terms in the question (that is the fiscal policy and automatic stabilizers);
(1). Fiscal policy: fiscal policy is the method used by governments in order to make the economy of a state or country stable by making sure they control the way the government go about the policies concerning taxation and how Governments are going to be spending which help in fighting recession.
(2). Automatic stabilizers: automatic stabilizers are stabilizers that are part of the budget and they are solely for decreasing the amount or rate of taxes especially during recession.
==> Automatic stabilizers in fiscal policy do not need new law or legislation to be passed or would there be a need for the congress to vote for it to take effect.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
you can have faith and have a different religion
The three kingdoms<span> were the </span>Old<span>, </span>Middle, and New Kingdoms<span>. The Ancient </span><span>Egyptian Civilization begins. The first Pharaoh of </span>Egypt<span>, Menes, united the Upper and Lower parts of </span>Egypt<span> into a single civilization. He put the capitol at the midpoint of the two lands in a city called Memphis.</span>
