<span>In this scenario, in which Robert
orders coffee while having breakfast in a diner. and he suffers
third-degree burn injuries when the coffee accidently spills on him and as a result he
presses charges against the diner for failing to notify him that the
coffee was exceptionally hot, the diner is guilty of
an </span><span>unintentional tort.
</span><span>An unintentional tort is a type of unintended accident that leads to injury, property damage or financial loss.</span>
Answer:
Increased social welfare through laws/regulations.
Explanation:
Industrial revolution started in Europe In later part of 1700s. But, Laws that created protection for child labors didn't exist until 1938. Within those time periods, companies were notoriously hiring children to work in their factory. It typically cost them a lot less compared to hiring grown adults.
This resulted in many fatalities or even death among poor underage children.
Activists constantly brought up this issues to the public and gradually started to gained public support that forced government officials to pass the Fair Labor Standards Act.
This act not only prevented minors from being employed, it also set up regulations regarding minimum wages and maximum work hours for all workers.
The correct answer would be wrong or misleading advertising. Laws that implemented the consumer's right to be informed forbid false advertising. Black propagandas are often used by businesses who wants to convince consumers to buy their products in a very exaggerated way.
The answer is "party machine".
Political machine, in U.S. legislative issues, a gathering association, headed by a solitary supervisor or little absolutist gathering, that summons enough votes to keep up political and authoritative control of a city, province, or state.
