A person who believes that the government should take strong action to prevent unfair practices is a _____. conservative moderate reactionary liberal
2 months ago
Solution 1
2 months ago
I believe the answer is: Liberal.
In general, citizens that had a liberal view of politics tend to favour more government intervention in their day to day life.
So they tend to support things such as higher taxes, more Government welfare programs, more government budget allocated to public education, etc.
In general, citizens that had a liberal view of politics tend to favour more government intervention in their day to day life.
So they tend to support things such as higher taxes, more Government welfare programs, more government budget allocated to public education, etc.
Solution 2
2 months ago
Liberal is the answer.
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Maturation alludes to the manners by which we develop all through the life. An instance of maturation is turning into a grown-up with a profession and different duties. Maturation is normally not quantifiable, and it too is for the most part impacted by hereditary qualities.Â
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