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11) 3 branches , legislative branch, judical branch

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Sending a reporter into a storm area that has been evacuated ______.

is known as disaster fatigue.
is an invasion of privacy and therefore not newsworthy
is okay and newsworthy.
is known as ethnocentrism.
is too dangerous just for the sake of promoting ratings.
is questionably newsworthy because it brings celebrity status to the culprit.

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The American Board of Criminalistics offers _____ to biologists.
A. Certification if requirements are met
B. Pay
C. Certification if requirements are not met
D. Special cases

The most universal social institution is the family; every society organizes its members into families.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
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true or False: Disease helps the body maintain homeostasis. *

True
False

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Reading HELPDESK
Academic Vocabulary
distribute being given out or disbursed to clients, customers, or members of a group
assemble to gather together
Content Vocabulary
canvass to solicit votes and determine opinions
petition an appeal
caucus a private meeting of party leaders to choose candidates for office
direct primary an election in which party members select people to run in the general election
closed primary an election in which only members of a political party can vote
open primary an election in which all voters may participate
plurality the largest number of votes in an election
ticket a party's candidates for president and vice president
TAKING NOTES: Key Ideas and Details
LISTING Use the graphic organizer to list the ways that candidates are selected to run for office.

Establishing, maintaining, and implementing plans for emergency response, backup operations, and post disaster recovery for organizational information systems to ensure the availability of critical information resources and continuity of operations in emergency situations is a

state 4 characteristics of dynamic culture​

Please develop a two-page case write-up that includes the following three elements:
1. Problem statement
Define the problem that Haier faces and that you address in the write-up; conclude the first paragraph with the question and explain why the question is important.
2. Analysis
Keep focused on the question raised; indicate factors that are important for answering the question and discuss the relationships between them.
3. Recommendations
Offer recommendations for Haier that should follow logically from your analysis; discuss implementation issues.

PLEASE HELP 100 point and BRAINLISTS


Read through the following scenarios. For each scenario, answer whether you think the actions were ethical or not. Explain your response and identify how the actions were ethical or unethical.

Sara wants to write an article about locker theft at her school. She sneaks into the school resource officer's office to watch the school's security cameras and try to catch the thief. The video from the camera is black and white and a little bit grainy, but Sara thinks she spots the thief. She publishes an article on the front page of the paper proclaiming "Thief Caught!" and including the student's name.

Did Sara act ethically?
Joe is writing a story on bullying. He gets a few students to anonymously tell him their stories. However, when he is writing the article, he decides it will be more interesting and believable if he includes the students' names. When the bully reads the article and finds out who told on him, he bullies these students even more until a teacher steps in.

Did Joe act ethically?
Every Saturday morning, a news station puts on a special news show for kids. On Saturday, that news show airs a story about drugs, skimpy clothing and plays background music with bad words in the lyrics.

Did the news station act ethically?
In a story about a lottery winner, the journalist includes a photo of the lottery winner's house. The house number and street sign are visible in the photo.

Did the journalist act ethically?
A journalist is asked to write a story about a new type of soda. He gives it rave reviews and encourages people to go out and buy it. The journalist owns stock in the company that makes the soda.

Did the journalist act ethically?

Items whose price was HIGH because the supply was

Natural theology describes the idea that the mechanical function of living things is evidence of a divine designer. the natural laws observable currently are responsible for events in the past. differences between individuals cause some to reproduce more effectively than others. life is arranged on a scale from lower to higher forms, with humans at the top of the scale.

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Which details about Louisiana’s ports does this passage include? Check all that apply.
A. Louisiana’s ports provide employment for nearly 73,000 workers.
B. The ports bring in over $500 million for state and local governments.
C. Most of the money earned from port activity goes to the government.
D. The ports directly account for about 10 percent of all jobs in the state.
F. Economic activity related to the ports includes cruise ships and tourism.
PLZ HELP TEST'S

What do Cuba and Brazil have in common?

Your answer:

The majority of tourists in both nations are from the United States.


The dominant language in both countries is Spanish.


Because of location, both countries have a tropical climate.

Why did the north win? Please write a small paragraph explaining why:)

What was science's role in the Industrial Revolution?

2. China is the third largest country in population. *
True
O False

Based on the maps, why is the population density so low in the western half of China?

What type of government does North Korea have?

Generating Win-Win Solutions
Purpose: In any interpersonal conflict, you have a choice. You can look for solutions in which one person wins, usually you, and one person loses, usually the other person (win-lose solutions). Or you can look for solutions in which you and the other person both win (win-win solutions). Although, win-win solutions are obviously the more desirable, people often fail to even consider if there are possible win-win solutions and what these might be. This exercise will help you in developing conflict management skills and how to resolve interpersonal differences.
Directions: To get into the habit of looking for win-win solutions, consider the following conflict situations. For each situation, generate as many possible win-win solutions that you feel the individuals involved in the conflict could reasonably accept. Give yourself a few minutes for each case. Write down all win-win solutions that you think of; don't censor yourself. Please make sure to provide a response to the question at the end of the exercise.
1. Pat and Mark plan to take a two week vacation in August. Pat wants to go to the shore and relax by the water. Mark wants to go the mountains, hiking and camping.
2. Pat recently got a $3000 totally unexpected bonus. Pat wants to buy a new computer and printer to augment the office; Mark wants to take a much needed vacation.
3. Pat leaves clothes all around the house and they sometimes sit there for days. Mark really hates this and they argue about it almost daily.
4. Workers at the local bottling plant want a 20% raise to bring them into line with the salaries of similar workers at other plants. Management has repeatedly turned down their requests.
From this experience it should be clear that win-win solutions exist for most conflict situations but not necessarily all. And, of course, some situations will allow for the easy generation of a lot more win-win solutions than others. Not all conflicts are equal.
How might you incorporate win-win strategies into your own conflict management behavior?

Why was Mussolini expelled from the Socialist Party in Italy?

A map titled Early Muslim Expansion showing Europe, Asia, Persia, the Arabian Peninsula, and Africa. Territory in 632 C E includes the western half and eastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula. Territory in 661 C E includes the rest of the Arabian Peninsula, most of Persia, and a small portion of the northern coast of Africa. Territory in 750 C E includes more of the northern coast of Africa, most of Spain, and extends from Persia in to Asia.
Study the map, then use the drop-down menus to complete the sentences.

Lands conquered by 632 CE was under the leadership of
.

Islam first spread across the Arabian Peninsula under
.

The Islamic caliphate reached its largest size in 750 CE, during the leadership of
.

The importance of environmental influences on intelligence is provided by evidence that A mental similarities between adopted children and their adoptive families increase with age. B identical twins reared together have more similar intelligence scores than fraternal twins reared together. C the average IQ scores of children are generally within one standard deviation of their parents' IQ scores. D general intelligence scores predict performance on a variety of complex tasks. E the intellectual development of neglected children in impoverished environments is often depressed. 24 of 45 2

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How does farming affect the Earth's systems? Choose all the right answers


A. fertilizer runs off the fields and into rivers



B. exhaust from farming machines pollutes the air


C. the land the farm was on cleared away other ecosystems




D. cows give off methane gas that gets in the atmosphere


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taxing citizens
building and maintaining roads
trying, convicting, and punishing citizens for crimes
These are all examples of
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A)
reserved powers
B)
delegated powers
enumerated powers.
D
concurrent powers.