Answer:
Efficiency
Explanation:
Efficiency refers to the ratio of output to a resource provided. it is considered to be an effective work for less input provided. it is referred to the ability to provide the best result by avoiding energy waste, or without wasting time, energy. it stands between the effective and less effective.
It helps to determine the workability of the task or how effective the work or process is.
Answer:
See below
Explanation:
African cultural values, while being unique and yet varied at the same time, represent several years of aggregation of values from the changing eras with regards to whomever ruled the land. Some practices remained while others were either purposefully shunned or just forgotten. The modern way of life is starkly different than what our 'roots' used to be. We seem to have traveled so far ahead in ways of aiding our lives with technology that it feels near impossible to return to those ways of life.
New york, i think.
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The statement is
"True".
In the criminal framework a diversion program<span> is a
type of sentence in which the criminal guilty party joins a recovery program or
rehabilitation program, which will help cure the conduct prompting the original
arrest, and dodge conviction and a criminal record for the betterment of the
youth or juvenile.</span>
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The complete question is the following:
American expansionism after the 1890s:
Select one:
A. was hampered by the continued U.S. observance of the Monroe Doctrine.
b. was largely driven by the desire for expanded overseas trade.
c. was not affected by the development of the railroad.
d. had little to do with American consumer demand for foreign products.
e. severely depressed the nation’s agricultural and industrial production.
Answer:
b. was largely driven by the desire for expanded overseas trade
Explanation:
In the late 1800s, American industrialization grew significantly: the production capacity and speed increased, technology made possible the creation of better machinery, new products were made (like the telephone and the typewriter), big business rose, the division of labor changed and the railway system grew.
Such prosperity prompted the U.S. to acquired lands beyond its borders and seek to influence other countries in order to expand overseas trade, have control of other markets and natural resources and maximize profits.