I believe the answer is: C. have their lights on
This does not necessarily included in laws, but it is considered as a form of etiquette as a sign of respect for the deceased. Having the lights on the intersection would be assign for other vehicles that the funeral is on its way so they are informed that road might be moving a little bit slow for that moment.
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Some of the inventions that revolutionized American life in the late 1800s are:
- Telephone. <span>Alexander Graham Bell invented the “electric speech machine,” or telephone, in 1876 which revolutionized the way people speak and communicate to people.
-QWERTY. </span><span>The QWERTY is the most used keyboard nowadays. It was created by Christopher L. Shole in 1874. He is the one who introduced the QWERTY keyboard to the world.
- American Football. American Football is nowadays one of the biggest sport of the United States. The invention of it was credited to Walter Camp. The first professional game of football was held in 1892.
- Skyscraper. The first skyscraper, known as the 10-story Home Insurance Company Building in Chicago was designed by architect William Le Baron Jenney. </span>
The 3Rs by Russell and Burch are known to be the "alternative methods" to improve the treatment of laboratory animals, at the same time to advance the quality of science that uses animals for studies.
The 3Rs are Replacement, Reduction, and Refinement. Replacement is defined as minimizing the pain and suffering of the animals used in research. Reduction is for reducing the number of animals being used, and using healthier animals. Replacement is using alternative to animals such as tissue cultures and computer models.
