Answer:
His own
Explanation:
As John develops the agenda, he wants to put the name of the appropriate person next to the agenda item. Whose name would he put next to the final task on the agenda, the task of documenting the results of the JAD session and preparing the report that will be sent to JAD team members?
a. Clark
b. Tom
c. Linda
d. His own
JAD session
Instead of a single one-on-one interview, analysts often use joint-application design sessions to gather data and information. Joint-application design (JAD) sessions are a series of lengthy, structured, group meetings in which users and IT professionals work together to design or develop an application.
John would put his name since he is the one thst developed the agenda and did all the documentation.
Answer
1. The Royal Road was an long road reorganized and rebuilt by the Persian king Darius
2. Anatolia is a piece of land between Europe and Asia
3. Indus river the extent of the Persian empire in Asia
4. Susa a Persian city in Mesopotamia
5. Persian empire is one of the largest empires of the ancient world
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The correct answer to this open question is the following.
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However, trying to help you, we can comment on the following general terms.
We assume you are talking about the Farewell Address of President George Washington
Who contributed to the Farewell Address?
Two important people that were part of the cabinet of President George Washington contributed to the Farewell Address. They were James Madison and Alexander Hamilton.
How was it delivered to the American people?
It was delivered in the form of a letter. The letter was known as "The Address of General George Washington to the People of America." In the letter, Washington basically explained to the American people his decision and motives to decline a third term as the President of the United States.
The letter was published in Mount Vermont, Virginia, and was published on September 19, 1796, in the popular newspaper "American Daily Advertiser."
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2. Ethical Objectivism is the belief that the values and good are in itself intrinsic, thus requiring no outside dependence. This theory was developed by Ayn Rand. Many major religions in the world have this system their belief, or so called Moral Absolutism.
3. Casual possibility is the possibilities of things that will happen according to the current set of rules that rules the world, not only the law of logic but also the other sets of rules like the laws of Physics. It also considers the available resources and current circumstances that could cause the possibility.
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