What is the message of this political cartoon?

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Hello. I believe you are referring to Protestant reform. If that is the case I hope the answer below can help you.

Spain did not accept the Protestant reform and considered this as a strong heresy that should be fought not only in Spain, but throughout the world. The king of Spain, Philip invested an immense amount of money in the Spanish Inquisition, which started to be financed by the monarchy to combat any sign of Protestantism and to condemn anyone who converted to it.

In addition, Philip invested in campaigns to conquer territories, as he wanted the entire world to be under the dominion of Spain, which would compel them to be Catholic.

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Biotechnology is a technology that involves the use of living organisms.

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Biotechnology is mainly used in agriculture, food science, and medicine. In biotechnology, living organisms are used to make useful chemicals and products or to perform an industrial task. Your Examples Are Below

Example 1. Medical Biotechnology.

Example 2. Agricultural Biotechnology

Example 3. Industrial Biotechnology

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Segregation and Jim Crow laws

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Even though the 13th, 14th, and 15th did a lot for the rights of POC communities, Jim Crow laws stood strong because of their "separate but equal" policies

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honest trust worthy and reliable  

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African Americans are at a greater disadvantage than Whites to get a job...

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The enslavement of black people help white americans by doing the work that the white people. The whites had no one else to compete with. The whites had better opportunities.

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The Gadsden Purchase is a 29,670-square-mile region of present-day southern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico that the United States acquired from Mexico by the Treaty of Mesilla, which took effect on June 8, 1854

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Gadsden's Purchase provided the land necessary for a southern transcontinental railroad and attempted to resolve conflicts that lingered after the Mexican-American War. ... In 1853, Mexican officials evicted Americans from their property in the disputed Mesilla Valley

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A work-study program

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The most direct way for Jonathan to gain on-the-job experience and earn money while attending school is to apply for " a work-study program."

The above statement is true because a work-study program ensures students, either undergraduates or graduates students to study part-time or full time and at the same time work to earn money. The jobs could be on-campus or off-campus. However, it is conducted by schools partaking in the Federal Work-Study.

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Answer: Rising prices give a signal to consumers to reduce demand or withdraw from a market completely, and they give a signal to potential producers to enter a market. Conversely, falling prices give a positive message to consumers to enter a market while sending a negative signal to producers to leave a market.

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crazy

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C- They had to abandon their customs

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Needs can be defined as the gap between what is and what should be. A need can be felt by an individual, a group, or an entire community. It can be as concrete as the need for food and water or as abstract as improved community cohesiveness. An obvious example might be the need for public transportation in a community where older adults have no means of getting around town. More important to these same adults, however, might be a need to be valued for their knowledge and experience. Examining situations closely helps uncover what is truly needed, and leads toward future improvement. Resources, or assets, can include individuals, organizations and institutions, buildings, landscapes, equipment -- anything that can be used to improve the quality of life. The mother in Chicago who volunteers to organize games and sports for neighborhood children after school, the Kenyan farmers' cooperative that makes it possible for farmers to buy seed and fertilizer cheaply and to send their produce...

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Needs can be defined as the gap between what is and what should be. A need can be felt by an individual, a group, or an entire community. It can be as concrete as the need for food and water or as abstract as improved community cohesiveness. An obvious example might be the need for public transportation in a community where older adults have no means of getting around town. More important to these same adults, however, might be a need to be valued for their knowledge and experience. Examining situations closely helps uncover what is truly needed, and leads toward future improvement. Resources, or assets, can include individuals, organizations and institutions, buildings, landscapes, equipment -- anything that can be used to improve the quality of life. The mother in Chicago who volunteers to organize games and sports for neighborhood children after school, the Kenyan farmers' cooperative that makes it possible for farmers to buy seed and fertilizer cheaply and to send their produce.

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4 examples:

Economic cost

Maintenance cost

Fuel cost

Vehicle cost

Variable costs are those which fluctuate do to various conditions. This would be like replacing a flat tire. A fixed cost would be fuel because it is a constant need that is consumed at a mostly constant rate.

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U.S. Supreme Court

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GDP commom method of measuring economic development .GDP Refers to the monetary value of goods and services produced within the boundaries of a country period of a time.

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Olam Ha-Ba: The Afterlife. Traditional Judaism firmly believes that death is not the end of human existence. However, because Judaism is primarily focused on life here and now rather than on the afterlife, Judaism does not have much dogma about the afterlife, and leaves a great deal of room for personal opinion. The view of the afterlife held by ancient Jews, which can be surmised from passing references throughout the Bible, is that all people, Jews and gentiles, go to a netherworld called She'ol, a deep and dark place in which shadowy spirits called refa'im dwell.

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they believed that the after life was a great place to be and that that they could be free and do what they desire

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The way that a city gets to be established in a place such as Georgia is through a referendum.

This is direct vote that is done by the electorates of a place towards the political or the geographical issues that they face.

The referendum would give the people to vote on the changes that they want for the legislature to create.

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(C) Africa and North America

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Should Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico be added as the 51st and 52nd U.S. states?

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1. Only use MDC if you have the time to do it properly

Why? We have seen too many data collections where forms have not been conceived properly, the paper form being “simply” put on mobile with no reaping of the benefits of MDC.

As a consequence, enumerators might be blocked from doing their work in the field, if the GPS point is mandatory but the phone has a technical issue making it impossible to capture it for example, or a question does not have a comprehensive list of all possible answers – and this just should not happen!

Lesson 1: Stick to paper if you are not able to allocate sufficient time to plan your MDC You may also check out our “Mobile data collection: more quality, less cleaning!” blog post.

2. Focus on “analysis” from the beginning

Why? Building your analysis into your data collection tool helps you become more efficient before, during and after the data collection. In the first place, it encourages the right level of reflection before the data collection actually begins to ensure that all you will need (and only what you need!) in your analysis is indeed included.

It then makes it possible to check your results regularly while the data collection is still ongoing without making the process too long and dreary and -finally- it makes your analysis quicker and more efficient after the data collection is over.

Lesson 2: MDC is an enabler to improve the way you analyze your data

3. Don’t over complicate tools if you want to be sustainable

Why? Consider the time for capacity building of your teams and the turnover rate of your field operations before choosing to deploy a very advanced statistical or mapping tool. It may seem that these sophisticated solutions perfectly answer your need at a given moment but they are often not maintainable over time – due to its financial or long-term knowledge-building cost.

Same goes for your form conception: aim for “good enough” rather than “perfection”: above all, aim to ensure that the form is useful, without being overloaded with constraints and tweaks that a non tech-savvy form author might not be in a capacity to understand.

Lesson 3: “Easier is better” when it comes to analysis tools

4. Only use MDC when you need it

Why? MDC can sometimes be a victim of its success and used to answer all data collections needs, even when it is not appropriate or relevant. However, its usage should be dependent on the data collection needs and the M&E plan of a project and used concurrently with the qualitative methods that make sense (observation, key informant interviews, focus group discussions, etc.).

These qualitative methods – often under-used as they require more reflection or are less enticing in the approach – often provide information of great value to many of the questions asked in the context of a humanitarian project.

Lesson 4: Integrate the MDC implementation in the M&E approach to make it more impactful

5. Be sure to assign roles & responsibilities!

Why? Defining roles and responsibilities can be seen as the cornerstone of any new process that requires change management, and this is most certainly the case when one wants an institutional MDC approach. MDC should not only require the involvement of the Information Management or M&E teams but should be done with a strong commitment of all program teams.

This will help support a higher-quality data collection by ensuring a proper ownership of the process by the program teams. It will also optimize the technical skills needed by each team, encouraging program teams to use MDC for other purposes than M&E, such as the collection of data for the daily running of an activity – an often underused application of MDC.

Lesson 5: Ensure roles and responsibilities between M&E teams and Program Managers are clearly spelled out

6. Use MDC to improve the monitoring of your teams

Why? When you have an internet connection that permits it, MDC enables you to have a better understanding of what is going on in the field. It can support you in checking up on the content of the data collected regularly to see if anything has been misunderstood or isn’t being done as it should so as to make timely feedback before this impacts data quality. It is particularly useful to monitor data collections that occur in remote areas or in several locations at once.

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Change of religion

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It's C (a change of religion)

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D is wrong for the people who wanted to know

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I'm not sure if you're asking in general, but personally it would take me 20 days of 6 classes a day