A letter to the manager of the electricity company:
To
The Manager,
ABC Power Company
Subject: Letter to compliant about regular power cut in the South Delhi, New Friends Colony.
Respected Sir,
This is to inform you that I am a residence of New Friends Colony, South Colony and I want to draw your kind attention towards our colony problem. Our colony is facing the problem of regular power cut in this heating summers which causing the routine life of the residents of this colony.
It is my humble request you to pay your attention on this problem and resolve it with the immediate action.
Faithfully
X.Y.Z
Their isn't really a difference between the American Revolution and the War of Independence. The "War of independence" is another form of writing the "American Revolution."
The only difference I see that an independence was a part of a country that split from the dependent one while a revolution is in a war of independence, but doesn't always result in a independence. A revolution could occur in that one country alone without a war at all.
This war was fought between the 13 colonies and the UK.
- First battle fought in Lexington and Concord.
- Last battle fought in Yorktown.
After lots of fighting the 13 colonies pulled through and gained independence on July 4, 1776.
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<span>according to: ginzberg, bobby is in the: Fantasy period
In Eli Ginzberg's theory of career development, children between the age of 3-11 years old, tend to dream of a career that bring them the most happiness/excitement without thinking the realistic consequences (such as talent, salary, job market condition, etc)</span>
The correct answer is the free-rider problem
Explanation: Free-rider Problem, in economics, refers to the case of someone who benefits from resources, goods or services without paying the cost of the benefit.
As in this text, this free-rider problem is very normalized in our capitalist society, some people take advantage of others and this increases social inequalities
Answer: False
The general answer is "false," although this answer depends on the context you are referring to, as some cultures have very liberal courtship systems or strict dating systems.
However, in the West, traditional courtship systems were quite strict until the Industrial Revolution. Courting was seen as necessarily leading up to marriage, and was carried out within tight social circles. During the twentieth century (and particularly during the second half), courtship became more liberal and dating began to emerge. This was due to the independence that young people enjoyed in modern, urban life and to the increased interaction of both genders in social life.
