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A burst/rupture disc is a feature installed on the valve of a cylinder allowing gas to escape in the event of a rapid expansion of the gas stored within a cylinder. Since it is unlikely that someone will be around in the event of a fire to open the valve to vent the gas, something needs to allow the gas to escape prior to the cylinder rupturing.
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The correct response is Option A: Enforcing Laws.
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Policy implementation can be defined as the process involved in transforming a policy idea into concrete actions and setting out a plan for achieving results. It involves a number of closely related steps to assure that each policy is executed properly. Legislators need to write new regulations when setting up new programs. They also need to enforce the laws and determine the executive branch's responsibilities in policy implementation. In public policy making lawmakers first need to recognize a problem or issue and consider the different possible courses of action. Policies will be implemented by agency personnel and also evaluated for effectiveness, changed if necessary, and their success at dealing with the issue or problem will also be measured.
Answer: both used centralized governments to promote cultural unity
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The power gets passed down when the government is overthrown and that person declares themselves a dictator.
He was a United States politician from South Carolina during the 1st half of the nineteenth century. Calhoun was the first Vice President to resign from office (served as VP in the Adams and Jackson Administration)... he resigned to become a member of the Senate. and was known as an advocate of slavery, states rights, a limited federal government, and nullification (nullification is the belief that the states should have the right to deem a federal law unconstitutional). Calhoun was a major inspiration to the secessionists who caused the Civil War (he was dead during the Civil War period, he was only an inspiration).
He also served in the United States House of Representatives and was Secretary of War under James Monroe and Secretary of State under John Tyler.
