Which is an example of democratization?
O Citizens cast a ballot in an election.
O Citizens create an opinionated website.
O Citizens become bureaucrats.
O Citizens develop mutual trust.

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How did the actions within the story affect the resolution?

Spending time in her bedroom meant Victoria could think about Grandfather's determination to see her succeed.

The rainy day meant that Victoria's Junior Olympic Team competition would be rescheduled.

Growing up near the water meant Grandfather could coach swimming and prepare Victoria for the competition.

Victoria learned that the opening of the new indoor swimming pool meant the competition would take place as scheduled.

Gregg raised the price of the product he sells by 15%. After the price increase his revenue increased. The demand for the product is

this man was emperor of austria during the late 1800s and early 1900s

In 2017, American film producer Harvey Weinstein was accused of sexual abuse. In the end, more than 80 women filed allegations against him, including Rose McGowan and Angie Famous actors such as Angelina Jolie. McGowan accused CAA of being Weinstein's "pimp", and the New York Times referred to CAA as Weinstein's "conspiracy machine." The Los Angeles Times also reported that “CAA agents have been accused of providing sexual services in exchange for contacting directors and Hollywood stars”. Faced with so many accusations, CAA has not made any actual changes except for the late apology.
In 2018, CAA was accused of “the highest level of fraud and corruption” in the lawsuit. Film financier Worldview Entertainment stated that he started working with CAA in 2010. CAA finally agreed to "provide opportunities and services for the plaintiff, including investment advice on films designed to provide substantial returns", but this partnership ultimately became "a disaster" Sexual error” because they did not receive the first right to buy the movie, but were rejected by CAA. CAA’s approach was “predatory”.

The term Protestant means: a. worshiping. b. reforming. c. witnessing. d. dissenting. e. protecting.

22 Jurisdiction refers to which of the following?
a. Common law
b. The constitutionality of a law
c. Statutory law
d. The authority of a court to hear a particular class of cases
e. The rules and principles announced in court decisions

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Which of the following is true of executive privilege?
a. It allows the president discretion in making political appointments.
b. It involves the ability of the president and executive branch officials to withhold certain information from Congress and the courts.
c. It was ruled unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1974.
d. It has been applied to the president's use of the pocket veto.
e. It means that members of the executive branch cannot be prosecuted for official acts.

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About when was the Islamic religion
introduced to the Ghana empire?

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How did the Treaty of Versailles address the reallocation of colonies seized during the war?

Why do you think its important to study how processes change landforms on Earth?

Mrs. Nelson is a 5th grade teacher at Xander Elementary School. Mrs. Nelson is very tech-savvy and uses many forms of social media to communicate with her parents and students. At the beginning of the year, she asks parents to follow her on a communication app, Remind, so that they can receive important text reminders about upcoming events. Remind is typically used for group communication, for example, Mrs. Nelson might send out a reminder to the class that they have a field trip and will need to remember their lunches. After receiving a group text, parents then have the option to respond individually to Mrs. Nelson and they can then carry on a conversation in a private environment if they need to discuss more student-specific information.
Many of her students have their own cell-phones and have also begun following Mrs. Nelson the Remind app, and while does not encourage this, she doesn’t remove them when they do. It has never been an issue in the past, and she assumes it might help them to know what is going with upcoming and important events too.
Mrs. Nelson is a very loved and respected teacher, and she is known for providing a very safe and nurturing environment in her classroom. Whenever a student is struggling with anything, they always know that Mrs. Nelson will listen and support them. Because of the precarious nature of 5th grade, students often come to Mrs. Nelson with all kinds of problems. After sending out a Remind text about the upcoming early dismissal day, a student, Maddie, responded with a private message to Mrs. Nelson telling her that she needed to talk to her about a problem. Mrs. Nelson tells her to come to her first thing in the morning, so they can talk before class begins. The next morning, Maddie shows up early to class as instructed, and tells Mrs. Nelson that she thinks something is wrong with her because she doesn’t like boys the way her friends do, and but she really doesn’t want to be gay. She is afraid of what her parents and friends would say if she never likes boys the way she thinks she is supposed to. Though she was a little taken aback by this confession, Mrs. Nelson assures her that she will be ok, and that it is ok that she doesn’t have the answers to those questions right now. Thinking about it later that evening, Mrs. Nelson, was concerned that she hadn’t been supportive enough in talking with Maddie, so she sends her a private Remind text saying, "I want you to know that you are a very smart and beautiful young lady, and if you like boys or girls, that won’t change. I won’t say anything to anyone about our conversation."
Questions:
1. Identify the behaviors (if any) that you believe violate standards in the Educator Code of Ethics?
2. Which standards do you think were violated, explain your reasoning. If you feel that no standards were violated, explain your reasoning?
3. Should Mrs. Nelson have handled this situation differently so as not to violate the Code of Ethics, or (if you feel that there was no violation) to avoid her actions being called into question?

supreme court justices are responsible for

24. Public opinion can serve as a check on the judiciary in which of the following ways?
a. The Supreme Court typically polls the public as a basis for its decisions.
b. Congress will override a decision of the Supreme Court with a majority vote in both houses.
c. People have the ability to vote federal judges out of office if they do not approve of the rulings of the courts.
d. The president will veto a Supreme Court decision if it is unpopular.
e. Judges often believe they have an obligation to rule consistent with public opinion.

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Currently how many nation states are in the world

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Even people who deny racial prejudice may carry negoassociations and biases without knowing it. This is called Bias

Where does energy come from

Can someone please explain what exerted political and economic control? Please explain to get marked so that I can understand it well!

why did Theodore Roosevelt sign so many executive orders?

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What Contributions did Captain John Parker do during the revolution? 6 Contributions.

Which of these best describes an example of cultural diffusion?

People in Saudi Arabia transport petroleum to Japan.

People in the United Kingdom and Spain join armies.

People in Asia and Africa use paints to create works of art.

People in North America eat dishes that were invented in Asia.

How did the United States become a dominant power in the Western Hemisphere?

Explain the effects of good deeds in a society in a comprehensive manner.

The Philistines, an eastern Mediterranean group, migrated from near
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Back in 1994, a cashier found that he was often asked to give change for a dollar to people who had made no purchase but wanted 20 cents for a telephone call. He started thinking one day about the number of ways he could make change. If he gave no more than five of any type of coin, used no 50-cent pieces, and made sure that the person received coins to make exactly 20 cents for the phone call, in how many different ways could he give change for a dollar?