the death penalty should be abolished because it is too expensive which reason best supports the central claim

The third alternative is correct (C).

Although we are living the 21st century, some countries still adopt the death penalty as punishment for serious crimes. This happens mainly in Eastern religious dictatorships, but incredibly it is still practiced in some US states.

We know that public policy is a matter of choice between different needs. In this sense, one of the functions of the state is to manage the best possible public resources to ensure the fulfillment of all constitutional demands.

In this way, it is perplexing that the state spends three times more to execute the death penalty than to arrest a criminal forever, as item (C) points out. Besides being a savagery, it is a waste of public resources.

(85 POINTS) How do peace treaties that ends wars affect the way people live after the fight is over?

What is the capital of Michigan

what is the document called that confirms the citizen status as a naturalized citizen

Does Florida have a Bill of Rights

which East Asian country elects a president by the vote of the people?
A.China
B.Japan
C.North Korea
D.South Korea

The Great Pyramid in Giza was built for which pharaoh?

How do the term limits for senators and representatives impact their voting power

Why are most private sector businesses started by entrepreneurs in Cuba small?
A. Cuban law limits private businesses to no more than five employees.

B Cuba's tax system increases rates based on number of employees.
C.High illiteracy rates limit the number of available workers.
D Recent government reforms discouraged entrepreneurship in Cuba.

describe with Vinny knows about the dead boy

why did the spanish break up families and native tribes

According to Jefferson, which actions are a part of a citizen’s responsibility to participate in government

What reason did Jefferson give for urging passage of the Embargo Act?
A. to protect American traders
B. to avoid war over seized ships
C. to increase the power of the Republican Party
D. to decrease the power and influence of New England merchants

What was Hamilton’s main purpose in proposing a protective tariff?

A. To support american business
B. To raise money for the government
C. To make the North stronger than the South
D. To provide funds for the bank of the United States

Benjamin Franklin's “join or die” cartoon, which was published in 1754, was designed to encourage the English colonies to
A. join a political movement that was already rallying for separation from England.
B. unify under the king to counter the French and Native Americans on the frontier.
C. become separate nations and become more like Europe.
D. join a political movement that called for the dethroning of King George III.

Which pair of the Supreme Court cases demonstrated Supreme Court can change earlier decision

This is the exact location of a place on the earth's surface. It is given in terms of latitude and longitude.

PLEASE HURRY AND ANSWER
One major problem for the Iroquois Confederacy after the American victory in the American Revolution was...

A
The Americans were no longer prohibited from moving and expanding westward into their lands
B
The Americans were very angry about some tribes supporting the British and want revenge
C
The British ran them off their lands in order to start new colonies after losing the Thirteen Colonies
D
The British no longer were available to trade with, greatly hurting their business and economy
2.
(02.06)
The African American woman Phylis Wheatley best contributed to the American Revolution by...

A
writing poems about freedom and against slavery.
B
organizing protests in the colonies against the British.
C
creating plays that mocked the British and the King.
D
fighting for the rights of women to be a part of government.
3.
(02.06)
Abigail Adams best contributed to the American Revolution by...

A
fighting for the rights of women to be a part of government.
B
creating plays that mocked the British and the King.
C
writing poems about freedom and against slavery.
D
organizing protests in the colonies against the British.
4.
(02.06)
What was the main reason the majority of Native Americans supported the British over the American colonists during the American Revolution?

A
The colonists had done most of the fighting against the Native Americans, rather than the British Army.
B
The Native Americans believed that if Britain won, they'd keep the American colonists offer their land.
C
The British simply offered better terms and better payment than the Americans could offer.
D
The Native Americans were first approached by the British to ally with them during the war.
5.
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Which of the following is an example of how women contributed militarily to the American Revolution?

A
They helped soldiers in war camps by cooking, washing clothes, and being nurses.
B
They managed their husbands businesses while they were away at war.
C
They commented on politics and the future of women in the new America.
D
They wrote plays and articles that were critical of the British.
6.
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Which answer best describes which side of the American Revolution that African Americans fought for?

A
They fought for neither side of the war in large numbers because neither side wanted to free their slaves.
B
They fought for both sides of the war because both sides promised them freedom from slavery.
C
They fought with the Patriots and American militias due to their belief in independence and freedom.
D
They fought with the British because the British were more likely to give them freedom.

Why do you think the families of these mill girls would be willing to send these young ladies to work in these factories?

The Constitutional Convention limited the power of the executive branch by

The Mexican government functions using a democratic system, while the Cuban government functions using which type of system?

You visit two websites about inventions of the 21st century. One has .edu in the URL address and the other has .com. Which site is more likely to be credible and why?

A. The .edu site is more likely to be credible because all .com sites are trying to sell you something.

B. The .edu site is more likely to be credible because its domain is a university or other school type.

C. The .com site is more likely to be credible because all .edu sites are personal college student blogs.

D. The .com site is more likely to be credible because its owners review all the content before publishing.

PLEASE HELP ME ASAP Arrange the events in the correct chronological order. 1. the french establish a fur trade in canada. 2. christopher columbus sets out on his first voyage. 3. the muscovy company is established. 4. the spanish establish their first settlement in north america

Fifty-six representatives met in the of 1776

The Aztecs believed that ___________ governed everything.

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission is charged with making sure consumers are safe from all of the following EXCEPT:

Which statements are goals of financial regulation? Check all that apply.
preventing monopolies
allowing businesses to avoid disclosing financial information
ensuring that businesses accurately report their earnings
keeping prices fair
removing competition in the market

What if John Smith and Pocahontas never became friends.
How would that affected the success of Jamestown

Sometimes Congress will form committees of House and Senate members for the purpose of investigating issues, such as the Iran-Contra issue of the 1980s. These are called A) Sub committees. B) Joint committees. C) Standing committees. D) Ways and Means committees.

Please help! Choose the CORRECT statements regarding Christianity. Christianity is closely related to Judaism. Christianity and Islam share many of the same beliefs and important people. The Christian Holy Bible is divided into two sections. Christianity was the first monotheistic religion. Christians believe that God consists of three parts. Christianity began in what is now Israel. The “Four Noble Truths” contain the basic beliefs of Christianity. Jesus is recognized as the Son of God.

Which of these BEST describes the attitudes of the citizens of Georgia on the eve of the Revolutionary War?