<span>This is a true statement. Information systems assist people who are at an impasse regarding decision making because they can aggregate data and give a clear picture of what the next step should be. These systems also also people to store this data in case the decisions are required at a later date.</span>
Answer:
No, but what is it about? (Because I need to get new books to read)
Question :
Women in ancient India
Answers:
a. never married before the age of twenty-one years.
b. were barred from even viewing the ritual of sati.
c. were never permitted to study the Vedas or own land, but could often serve as gurus.
d. were in theory required that a widow throw herself upon her dead husband's funeral pyre.
e. were legally owned by their husbands and male children.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
This is called Sati or Suttee and is identified largely with Hindus in the northern and pre-modern regions of South Asia. Here the widow sits atop her deceased husband's funeral pyre in a bid to sacrifice herself with her dead husband.
It was mostly associated with Hindu clans in Western India at the time. The practice was opposed vehemently by Hindu reformer Mohan Roy and declared a crime punishable by law under Governor general of India Lord William Bentinck in 1829.
Federalism is the political principle whereby political entities divide power between a centralized government or the "federal government" and some smaller entities such as "states" in the American system. This system seeks to create a central government capable of ruling a nation, while also allowing for regions to rule their own affairs in areas not designated to the central government.
