Answer:
b. False
Explanation:
John promised to pay Bill if he painted the garage by Friday but John called him to cancel the deal before he began to do the task and he didn't even buy the supplies. So, John won't be obligated to pay Bill $100 if he buys the supplies and paints John's garage because John let him know that the deal was off before he had bought anything. According to that, the statement is false.
Red: The color of blood and, therefore, of martyrdom. Worn on the feasts of martyrs as well as Palm Sunday, Pentecost, Good Friday and celebrations of Jesus Christ's passion.
<u>Answer:</u>
GDP(Gross Domestic Production) is used to detect inflation in the nation.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- GDP is a round figure of production of the nation which means taxes, wages, salaries, imported money, foreign exchange currency etc. that all comes under GDP.
- Through GDP, the nation concludes its inflation and production rate of the country. GDP also affects the stock market.
- GDP used to analyse performance of a country in a year. The next year’s budget is based on GDP which helps to bring economic reforms for the next economic year.
Actually, you've got two (2) incomplete sentences that need best word or phrase to be complete: "<em>Caesar Augustus made sure that the central government controlled </em><u><em>tax collection</em></u><em>.</em>" "<em>Engineers built the </em><u><em>Field of Mars</em></u><em>, which had government offices and statues.</em>"
Thus, the correct answers are "tax collection" and "Field of Mars".
The third sentence is already complete: <em>"A </em><em>mail service</em><em> was created to improve communication." </em>
Also, the last sentence: <em>"Caesar Augustus ordered the construction of </em><em>aqueducts</em><em>, which improved water supplies and provided water for crops." </em>is also complete.
These matters fall under the topic "Roman Empire: At Its Height," and they primarily concern Caesar Augustus.
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