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American citizens are humans which means that they have different skills and competencies. This means that even though they have the right as citizens to join the government as civil servants, it is imperative that they join the service in a manner that would be most beneficial to the country. This is why Civil Service exams are important. They gauge the skills of the applicants to determine if they would be good fits for the service they would like to join. For example, Shannon is no good at math and financials but applies to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). If there were no civil service exams to test his competence, he might be hired and put in a position he would not be able to contribute to the government's efforts effectively.
The abolitionist movement was met with much backlash. So much so, that it was a major cause of the civil war. Slave owners refused to aknowledge African American citizens as equals. They believed they were inferior in every way. To them, African American’s were dumber and less advanced. The false idea that they were more closely related to apes due to their skin color was used in many arguments. Another major ideal used to support slavery was the impact it had on the economy. The creation of cheaper products due to unpaid laborers greatly contributed to the economy in those times. Most of these assertions were only filled by racism and insecurity from the slave owners part, while some like the impact in the economy were morally and ethically incorrect.
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2. The Egyptian knowledge of bronze comes from the Hyksa invasions, a people that already dominated and contributed to spread this technique through the region. Letter a).
3. The Nile delta is also called the fertile crescent. Letter D)
4. The code of Hammurabi established a patriarchal society. Letter B).
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