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egoroff_w [7]
2 years ago
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Find a Solution. Decide on two compromises that could be made and write thern below. This will be your compromise bill.

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kumpel [21]2 years ago
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A compromise is when two or more groups or individuals come together to find a middle ground that will <u>appease all parties involved</u>.

<h3>How is this done?</h3>

To reach a compromise, good communication between all parties involved is essential. The groups or individuals must come together to find a point in which all those involved will benefit in some way. This often includes lowering your standards of expectations and making some sacrifices in order to reach an understanding.

Therefore, we can confirm that a compromise is when two or more groups or individuals come together to find a middle ground that will appease <u>all parties involved</u>.

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