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What jobs did mohenjo daro have?
Farmers, Government officials, Priests, and more :D
Why should athletes need sleep?
Athletes need more sleep so they can be less tired when they need to perform.
What is a party in government?
A party in government consists of all of the elected and appointed officials who identify with a party.
Who can make political decisions for the government?
Without any more specific information about which government, no better answer could be given than: government officials.
How does e government allow citizens to be more involved in government and the democratic process?
the internet allows citizens to blog about issues, and generally monitor the actions and policies of government officials
What branch appoints officials?
The branch of government that appointment federal officials is the Executive Branch. The Executive Branch employs more than 4,000,000 Americans.
How does government allows citizens to be more involved in government and the democratic process?
the internet allows citizens to blog about issues, and generally monitor the actions and policies of government officials
How does government allow citizens to be more involved in government and the democratic process?
the internet allows citizens to blog about issues, and generally monitor the actions and policies of government officials
Why are lawyers or government officials always dressed in dark colors?
Because dark colours are more professional.
Should athletes players get paid for their skills?
Athletes should definitely get paid for their skills, and they do. Thousands of people come each year to watch them in person, and even more watch them on television.
How does poaching affect Africa economically?
It affect the government because they have to hire more officials to protect the animals and to crack down on the poachers
When were there more Spectators than athletes in the Olympic games?
Generally there are more spectators than athletes.
