Which of the following best explains why Parliament repealed the Stamp Act in 1766?
A Parliament agreed with the American colonists that the act was unfair.
B Colonial legislators were threatening to impose their own taxes.
C Colonists’ boycotts of British goods were hurting British trade.
D The British passed the Declaratory Act, which replaced it with a heavier tax.

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Answer 1

Answer:

C. Colonists’ boycotts of British goods were hurting British trade.

Explanation:

The American Revolutionary War was a war of independence of the United States of America that was fought between the 19th of April, 1775 and 3rd of September, 1783. The war started when the delegates from the thirteen (13) American colonies in Congress (First continental congress) revolted against the Great Britain over their lack of representation in the colonies and refusal to give consent to parliament's taxation such as Stamp Act and Townshend Acts.

The Stamp Act of 1765 was an Act passed by the Parliament of Great Britain (Britain Parliament) to impose a direct tax on the British colonies in America rather than levy a duty on traded goods.

Basically, the Stamp Act required that all printed materials and legal documents must bear a tax stamp through the payment of an amount of money as tax to a commissioned distributor in exchange for the stamp. Thus, it was imposed on the following items; dice, deeds, will, pamphlets, playing cards, newspaper, etc.

A royal assent was given to the Stamp Act on the 22nd of March, 176t and it officially took effect on the 1st of November, 1765.

The main purpose for this tax was to pay the wages of the British military troops that were made to stay and guard the American colonies after the French and Indian war.

However, the Parliament had to repeal the Stamp Act on the 18th of March, 1766 because the colonists’ boycotts of British goods were hurting British trade.


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Why remittance is important in rural development? In long answers.​

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The importance of remittances

The increasing attention paid to the question of migrant remittances comes from the realisation of the important role they play in poverty alleviation and, circumstances permitting, economic development more broadly. The former is most obvious in the way the circumstances of individuals are directly transformed; the latter operates via a collective response much dependent on the existence of institutions that can leverage remittances to create true ‘development finance’.

Individual poverty alleviation

Remittance payments directly alleviate the poverty of the individuals and households to whom they are sent. Forming a relatively stable source of income independent of the (often dire) local economy of recipient families, remittances offer a lifeline to millions in the most vulnerable groups across the developing world. Moreover—and unlike other financial flows to developing countries that stream through government agencies and non-governmental organisations (NGOs)—remittance payments are targeted precisely to the needs and desires of their receivers. It is not aid agencies or governments that decide when, where or why remittance incomes are spent, but the recipients themselves.

As with other ‘novel’ devices of promise in the field of economic development (micro-finance and civil-society promotion being other examples), relatively little in the way of empirical work has been undertaken on the impact of remittances on poverty alleviation. The empirical work that has been done, however, supports the positive picture painted above and in the countless anecdotes that dominate the literature. For instance, a 71-country study undertaken by Adams and Page (2005:1646) concluded that remittances ‘reduce the level, depth, and severity of poverty’ of receivers and their communities. Likewise, Ratha (2005) found that remittance flows lowered the proportion of people living in absolute poverty in Uganda, Bangladesh and Ghana by 11, 6 and 5 per cent, respectively. Gupta et al. (2007) find that a 10 per cent increase in a country’s remittances-to-GDP ratio corresponds with a fall in the percentage of people living on less than $US1 a day of just more than 1 per cent. The World Bank (2003), the OECD’s Financial Action Task Force (2005) and Spatafora (2005) also find reductions in absolute poverty among remittance receivers. Meanwhile, studies such as López-Córdova (2005) and Hildebrandt and McKenzie (2005) find positive associations between remittances and poverty-reduction ‘proxies’ such as lower infant mortality and higher birth rates.[1]

The ways in which remittances alleviate the poverty of individuals are, in the ‘first round’ of effects, direct and fairly obvious. They include the following.

‘Survivalist’ income supplementation. For many recipients, remittances provide food security, shelter, clothing and other basic needs.

Consumption ‘smoothing’. Many recipients of remittances, especially in rural areas, have highly variable incomes. Remittances allow better matching of incomes and spending, the misalignment of which otherwise threatens survival and/or the taking on of debt.

Education. In many developing countries, education is expensive at all levels, whatever the formal commitments of the State. Remittances can allow for the payment of school fees and can provide the wherewithal for children to attend school rather than working for family survival.[2]

Housing. The use of remittances for the construction, upgrading and repair of houses is prominent in many widely different circumstances.

Health. Remittances can be employed to access preventive and ameliorative health care. As with education, affordable health care is often unavailable in many remittance-recipient countries.

Debt. Being in thrall to moneylenders is an all-too-common experience for many in the developing world. Remittances provide for the repayment of debts and for the means to avoid the taking on of debt by providing alternative income and asset streams.

Social spending. Day-to-day needs include various ‘social’ expenditures that are culturally unavoidable. Remittances can be employed to meet marriage expenses and religious obligations and, less happily but even more unavoidable, funeral and related costs.

Consumer goods. Remittances allow for the purchase of consumer goods, from the most humble and labour saving, to those that entertain and make for a richer life.



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In this article, the independent variable is (are) the ____________________ Group of answer choices social pressure (One confederate versus four confederates) color of clothing worn by the confederates (black versus white) type of questions (conformity versus non-conformity)

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Answer:

Color of clothing worn by the confederates [Black versus White].

Explanation:

The independent variables are those whose presence is not dependent on any event or other variable. These variables are independent and are not effected by change in other variable. In the given statement the independent variable is the clothes worn by the two people. They can wear any color and this is not dependent on any other factor.

examples of deductive arguments​

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Examples of deductive logic:Examples of deductive logic:All men are mortal. Joe is a man. Therefore Joe is mortal. ...Bachelors are unmarried men. Bill is unmarried. Therefore, Bill is a bachelor.Bachelors are unmarried men. Bill is unmarried. Therefore, Bill is a bachelor.To get a Bachelor's degree at Utah Sate University, a student must have 120 credits. Sally has more than 130 credits.

Project work: Prepare SCRAP BOOK
1.Collect photographs of the great freedom fighter- Mahatma Gandhi / national movement - with a write-up. The work should get unfolded in the following ways.
SATYAGRAHA MOVEMEMNTS OF GANDHIJI IN INDIA. Introduction.
Champaran satyagraha
Kheda satyagraha
Ahmedabad mill strike
Rowlatt satyagraha
Jallianwalla Bagh incident.
Noncooperation-Khilafat Movement
Civil Disobedience Movement and its limitations.
Quit India Movement
Conclusion.
Photographs / illustrations and the leaders who guided the people - to be pasted in the scrapbook.

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Describe what essentially occurred, and how a culturally sensitive reaction could have been achievable if you or someone you know had used CIA. Look at the theories and suggestions in the readings regarding having success in cross-cultural settings and within your response, explain in detail what can specifically be done to ensure that these behaviors do not take place in the future. Use one of the theoretical frameworks of cultural interpretation (Hofstede, Hall, etc.) presented in our readings and apply this approach to the situation. As a manager, how would you have handled that situation differently

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Answer:

Manger should focus on policies, standards and give equal opportunity to all.

Explanation:

Cross-culture means cross-communication within cultures and diverse behaviors. As a manager when dealing with cross-culture issue by making same set of policies and rule for each individual and maintaining standards. The cultural interpretation as per Hofstede that are identity, power, gender, time, and uncertainty.  The cultural values represent extreme values and associated behaviors. Hofstede's framework is very useful as it provides important information regarding differences between the nations and how they manage such differences.

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measures to control internal migration

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Answer:

Following are the measure to control internal migration:

Provide people with good opportunites.

Provide People With facilities

No problem area should be made

Make The area safer from disasters and all

Who ruled the empire after Babur and lost much of the expansion his father gained?
A. Akbar
B. Humayun
C. Shah Jahan
D. Aurangzeb

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Answer:

humayun

Explanation:

What is divine right?
A. Belief that a bloodline entitles one to rule
B. Belief that the government is responsible to reflect the peoples will
C. Belief that a ruler is selected by God, therefore is not answerable to human laws
D. Belief that only the wealthy can assume the throne

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Answer:

C

Explanation:

They believe that god give them the right to rule.

I also believe it’s c

What are the relations
between power and knowledge

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Answer:

Knowledge is not independent of the individuals who hold it ; it is a product of power relationships. According to Lubit (2001), knowledge is the base of power and respect ; what often lead people to hesitate to share knowledge because they fear a decrease of their power.

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Which the best approach to removing the parietal pericardium?

a. Start at the superior region of the heart where the major vessels are located so we don't damage them.
b. Start at the inferior region of the heart and remove the parietal pericardium until you reach the atria, then carefully cut the inferior portion of the parietal pericardium off. After you have done this you can slowly expose the major vessels by removing the rest of the parietal pericardium.
c. Start at the inferior end where the major vessesl are located, this will allow you to remove the parietal pericardium all at once and save time.
d. None of the above make any sense

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Answer:

b. Start at the inferior region of the heart and remove the parietal pericardium until you reach the atria, then carefully cut the inferior portion of the parietal pericardium off. After you have done this you can slowly expose the major vessels by removing the rest of the parietal pericardium.

Explanation:

The pericardium is a fluid-containing membrane that surrounds the heart and protects it from infections while also lubricating it during movement. Pericarditis is a condition in which the pericardium becomes stiff and holds the heart in such a way that it prevents normal pumping movement, filling the heart inconsistently with blood and causing heart failure. To solve this, pericardiectomy is performed which is the surgical removal of the pericardium. This is done through median sternotomy, this approach cuts through the breastbone to reach the inferior part of the heart and then the parietal pericardium which is the outer pericardium.

the different between culture and stratification​

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Explanation:

Social stratification is a society's categorization of people into socioeconomic strata, based upon their occupation and income, wealth and social status, or derived power (social and political). ... Generally, the greater the social complexity of a society, the more social strata exist, by way of social differentiation.

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7 rules that you follow in your society​

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we just follow th 10 commandments

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Speak right: Gossip is the verbal atomic bomb of relationships. It destroys marriages, businesses, friendships.Just because it's true doesn't mean that you have to -- or should -- say it. High-level people speak about ideas, average people speak about things, inferior people speak about people. A kind word at the right time can change a life, inspire, encourage greatness.Act with honesty and integrity: Your word is your bond. You may gain in the short term in money or success through dishonesty, but it will cost you a loss of respect, trust, love and close relationships.If you always answer truthfully, you will avoid doing things that you would be embarrassed to explain.Respect others: Rabbi Akiva said it best, "Don't do unto others as you would not want done to you."Be kind to others: Go out of your way each day to help others. Hold a door for someone, help carry the groceries into the house, listen when you would rather run away, smile at others and find something nice to say.

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what are the two law/legislation that protects citizens against the human trafficking​

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Explanation:

under the Constitution of India under article 23 (1) the immoral traffic (prevention ) act, 1955 (ITPA) is the Premier legislation for prevention for prevention of trafficking for commercial sexual exploitation

relate the art and culture of gujarat with maths, and tell how the art and culture of gujarat is related to math. ( example like geometric patterns) etc.
This question is not only from social science it is also from basic math

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Answer:

Use of circle, tringle and square is most common in Gujarat arts and culture.

Explanation:

Gujrat s a vibrant western state which makes use of the geometric patterns in designing and making cloths and other traditional wear. state of the country known for many great mathematicians and their art explains how they use math's with arts.

What are the formal means of socialization?​

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Answer:

the formal means of socialization are family, school,peers and mass media .

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Imagine the U.S. government and society in the year 2025. What structural and policy changes would you like to see? For example, would you expand the number of justices on the Supreme Court? Would you eliminate the filibuster, gerrymandering, or the Electoral College? Would you change the way campaigns are financed? What are the political obstacles to getting the changes you would like to see? What can we do, individually and collectively, to overcome these obstacles?

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From now until 2025, the structure and policy of the United States government should remain largely the same. For instance, the number of justices on the Supreme Court should remain the same from now to 2025, as it has since 1869. Nine justices work because there are enough to keep each other in check but not too many that the justices are inefficient. (Or at least as inefficient as they would be if more were added.) Filibustering should continue to be allowed. While it is arguably a waste of time, filibustering helps the parties keep each other in check. Gerrymandering should be adjusted if not removed because it takes away the importance of voters in certain districts because they are either so much a majority that they will win either way or so much of a minority that they will lose either way. If gerrymandering was taken away, then the people would have a greater voice in who represents them. Campaign financing is tricky, but I think it may be best if the restrictions were loosened as to who can donate how much but if more transparency was required. There may be political opposition to removing gerrymandering because it allows many politicians to stay in power for a long time without many significant challengers. What we can do, as young citizens, is vote for people who believe in making these changes and petition/lobby for these changes to be made.

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Analyses have shown that the vaccination rate in the U.S. is markedly lower in states that voted in last November’s election for then-President Donald Trump, who at times downplayed the severity of the pandemic, and now often the number of new cases is higher in the Trump states.

Biden set a goal several months ago of having at least 70% of adults in the U.S. getting at least one vaccine shot by the annual July 4th Independence Day holiday. The U.S., however, fell short of that objective and the number now stands at 68.1%, according to government statistics.

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Answer:

Due to lack of cooperation.

Explanation:

The goal can't be achieved due to non-serious behaviour of the people who are the followers of ex-President Donald Trump. If those people can cooperate and get vaccinated so the percentage will be higher than 70 or even 80. Due to lack of cooperation of people is the main reason for the decrease in the percentage of vaccinated people and fail to achieve the goal of 70 % vaccination of adult population.

The basic economic problem of scarcity
Question 1 options:

A)

does not apply to the wealthy in society.

B)

is a problem only in developing economies.

C)

has always existed and will continue to exist.

D)

will eventually disappear as technology continues to advance.

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Answer:

C. Has Always Existed and will continue to exist.

Explanation:

Scarcity is still present. More goods and services are created today than ever before, yet the increase in wants exceeds the increase in economic capabilities. People continue to seek more items than the available resources can produce.

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Answer:

D)

will eventually disappear as technology continues to advance.

Explanation:The basic economic problem of scarcity reduces cos of the development of society's technology

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1. Why did these beliefs and needs lead the United States to assert itself as a world power?

a. A Desire for New Markets-

b. A feeling of Superiority-

C. A new modern Navy-

d. New Markets in Samoa and Hawaii-

e. Pan-Americanism-

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Answer:

New ml Market in Samoa and Hwaaii

कस्ता लाग्या कथाका आधारमा विश्लेषण ख) नेपालको पर्यावरणले पर्यटनलाई कसरी सहयोग पुयाएको छ ? चर्चा गर्नुहोस् । को निबन्ध लेख्नुहोस् । ८ 5​

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Answer:

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कस्ता लाग्या कथाका आधारमा विश्लेषण ख) नेपालको पर्यावरणले पर्यटनलाई कसरी सहयोग पुयाएको छ ? चर्चा गर्नुहोस् । को निबन्ध लेख्नुहोस् । ८ 5​

opinión sobre el cyber bullyng

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Answer:

El ciberacoso es uno de los problemas de la sociedad que existe desde hace un tiempo y proviene de personas celosas o absurdas.

Explanation:

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every society is transforming from primitive to modern do you agree with this statement write your opinion in


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Answer:

yes

Explanation:

because people always want change,human need are infinite thats why

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Answer:

LAUNGUE

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prithvi narayan shah was an expert and far sighted politician and a successful administrator explain

long answer please​

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Prithvi Narayan Shah, (born 1723—died 1775), member of the ruling Shah family of the Gurkha (Gorkha) principality, Nepal, who conquered the three Malla kingdoms of Kathmandu, Pātan, and Bhādgaon in 1769 and consolidated them to found the modern state of Nepal. He also established the capital of Nepal at Kathmandu

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A command economy is best described as an economy that:
A. gives businesses complete freedom to produce and sell what they
want.
B. gives the government complete control over production and
prices.
C. gives both businesses and the government a role in economic
decisions.
D. gives people jobs based on their family history and role in the
community
SUBMIT

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Answer:

B. gives the government complete control over production and

prices.

Explanation:

As I answered earlier, command economies are centralised and controlled under an authoritarian, often Socialist state. So the government has full control of the economy.

Who issued indulgences?
A. Merchants
B. German monks
C. Tax collectors
D. The Catholic Church

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The Catholic Church" issued indulgences

Indulgence was created by the Catholic Church and it was simply a way to reduce the punishment that'll be given to someone for the sins that has been committed. It was seen as a remission before God.

It was formalized by the Catholic Church. If a person performed good deeds that earned him or her earn an indulgence from the Pope, then the sins of such person will be erased.

In conclusion, the "Catholic Church" issued indulgences. The correct option is D.

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why is nepal still lagging behind in developnment​

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Nepal still behind a lot of things and it’s very new to things
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