mention the obstacles to the modernization of agriculture in Nepal​

Answer:

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Explanation:

Although Nepal's economy is mainly focused on agriculture, it faces many problems and obstacles to modernizing agriculture. The first obstacle is that the country has a low investment in technology, which prevents farmers from having access to new resources aimed at agriculture, causing them to be stuck with traditional agricultural systems and elements.

These traditional agricultural systems do not allow high productivity of crops, causing crops to be low, sales to be low and economic gain to be weak, preventing farmers from investing in better production methods.

Other challenges to this modernization are the lack of investment in research, the lack of efficient transport, the lack of a good irrigation system and a limited market.

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what are the limitations of malthusian theory?​

Do you believe that Crimes Against humanity could happen in modern day?

How does the relationship between the federal government and state
governments differ from the relationship between state and local
governments?
A. The relationship between the federal government and state
governments gives one type of government more power than the
other.

B. The relationship between the federal government and state
governments can produce conflict between the two sides.

C. The relationship between the federal government and state
governments involves sharing some responsibilities.

D. The relationship between the federal government and state
governments is specifically laid out in the Constitution.

a Which of the following is NOT a Congressional power?

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An increasing amount of evidence suggests that being a person of color in a society filled with prejudice and discrimination takes a hidden toll in terms of average life span. The main concept the text uses to explain this is

A.
anger

B.
personality disorder

C.
depression

D.
stress

5 points

QUESTION 2

Individual discrimination is defined as

A.
discrimination that is inherent in the entire social system.

B.
discrimination that pervades the practices of whole institutions such as housing or medical care.

C.
discrimination that individuals practice in their daily lives usually because they are prejudiced.

D.
that targets one individual minority group but not racial or ethnic groups in general.

5 points

QUESTION 3

The text points out that most of the time whites are able to avoid unpleasant experiences such as being stopped by the police or being mistaken for a bellhop in a hotel because of their race. The text states these are examples of what social scientists commonly refer to as

A.
white privilege

B.
racial elitism

C.
white perogative

D.
racial entitlement

5 points

QUESTION 4

An ethnic group is a

A.
collection of people who share certain common physical characterisitcs

B.
a group that has been treated unfairly by society

C.
collection of individuals who are located on the same level of the social class ladder

D.
subgroup of a population with a set of shared historical, social, and cultural experiences.

5 points

QUESTION 5

According to group threat theory

A.
individuals with various problems become frustrated and tend to blame them on minority groups.

B.
prejudice arises from competition over jobs and from disagreement over political issues

C.
certain personalities, that are prone to racial and ethnic prejudice, develop in childhood in response to parents who practice harsh discipline.

D.
people who are prejudiced are merely conforming to the culture in which they grew up.

5 points

QUESTION 6

Which of the following statements concerning the changing nature of prejudice is true?

A.
Modern stereotypes about African Americans are less likely to view their poverty as due to cultural inferiority.

B.
The Nazi experience and the civil rights movement reinforced pre-existing views that whites held of African Americans.

C.
Whites are more likely than ever to view African Americans as biologically inferior.

D.
Jim Crow racism has been replaced by a more subtle form of racial prejudice termed symbolic or laissez-faire racism.

5 points

QUESTION 7

The Kerner Commission's 1968 report

A.
disproved the main propositions set forth in An American Dilemma.

B.
provided strong evidence that relations between racial and ethnic groups improved during the time period from the 1930s to the 1960s

C.
documented the unfair treatment given to Catholic immigrants in the 1950s.

D.
reminded the nation that little had been done to improve race and ethnic relations in America since the publishing of An American Dilemma.

5 points

QUESTION 8

What is the term for a concept that has no objective reality but rather is what people decide it is?

A.
social fact

B.
emergent property

C.
reality sui generis

D.
social construction

5 points

QUESTION 9

Scholars such as Elijah Anderson argue that even if a street culture or oppositional culture exists among some African Americans, it stems from the segregation and poverty that individuals face in their daily lives and and helps them deal with these difficulties.

True

False

5 points

QUESTION 10

The _________ explanation for racial and ethnic inequality states that a failure to value hard work and a lack of strong family ties account for the poverty and other problems facing minority groups.

A.
biological

B.
conflict

C.
structural

D.
cultural

which word refers to a person who has legal rights in their contry

Collectively, municipal golf courses use as much___ as all people do for their daily needs.

A: water
B: golf balls
C: fertilizer
D: pesticides​

The illegal activities at Iron Maiden Farm were reported by employees.

A.
True

B.
False

Brainliest if correct 5.1 Reorganization Act
Important accomplishments of the Indian Authorization Act include:
A Stopped erosion of the tribal land base
B Recognized tribal governments and promoted self-government
C Established a loan program for tribal development
D All of the above

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111) Which term explains why we dress differently based on temperature? A) Human settlements B) Geographical factors C) Sustainability D) Topography

112) What is climate? A) Precipitation, prevailing winds & temperatures averaged over time. B) Way to manage natural resources. C) Physical and artificial features of land. D) Interactions between the land and living organisms to sustain life.

113) Where are the world's most populated areas today? A) Costal areas B) Mountain areas C) Desert areas D) Warmer areas

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115) What is an ecosystem? A) Precipitation, prevailing winds & temperatures averaged over time. B) Way to manage natural resources. C) Physical and artificial features of land. D) Interactions between the land, climate and living organisms to sustain life.

116) Why are geographical locations not as important in defending society today? A) Climate has stabilized B) Invention of the airplane C) Weather is predictable D) War is no longer a threat​

Read the paragraph from a section of student’s report about dealing with stress. Drag the heading into the box that best tells readers what the section of the report is about. Response area Lack of sleep and stress go hand in hand. There are steps to take to get a better night’s rest. Regular exercise each day is important for relieving stress and getting enough sleep. To improve sleep quality, one should also make it a habit to go to bed and wake up at the same time each day. People need different amounts of sleep depending on their age and activity level. Set up a nightly routine, like reading for fifteen minutes before bed, to help the mind and body prepare for sleep. Make sure your bedroom is dark and quiet. Put away phones, toys, and electronics, and turn off the television.

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Agricultural modernization reduces the unemployment problem of Nepal.How?Explain.​

refers to the physical components of a computer.

a) Software

b) Hardware

c) Programs

d) RAM​

When designing the legislative branch, the Framers of the Constitution drew on their experiences with the British Parliament, which has two houses: the upper chamber, filled with representatives of the aristocracy, and a lower chamber, filled with representatives of the ordinary people. How do people often refer to the two chambers in the legislative branch?
A. The House of Representatives is known as the “upper house,” and the Senate is known as the “lower house.”


B.
The House of Representatives is known as the “lower house,” and the Senate is known as the “upper house.”


C.
The House of Representatives is known as the “left house,” and the Senate is known as the “right house.”


D.
The House of Representatives is known as the “smaller house,” and the Senate is known as the “bigger house.”

Thomas is a member of the U.S. Navy. He did not report for scheduled duty in several weeks. He did not request time off from his supervisor.

What type of law applies to this situation?

A) Civil
B) Military
C) Juvenile
D) Common

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It is the office that has the final power to approve or disapprove of the federal budget proposed by Congress.

It is responsible for deciding how much money each government agency receives in the budget.

It is part of the legislative branch of government that is controlled by Congress.

which one of the cell references can be included in relative reference?

(a) $A$1 (b) $D2
(c) A$2 (d) B4​

The process by which money enters into circulation is _____.

money creation

the money multiplier formula

open market operation

excess reserves

Which U.S. national monument has all of the state flags flying in front of it?
Plz answer

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The Greenwood District was nicknamed
A. Black Wall Street
B. The Mean Green
C. Blue Dome District
D. Downtown

Can Ancient Egyptians feel that the afterlife was less important than time spent on Earth?

Attempt any 20 out of 24 questions.
1. Industrialisation began in which one of the following European countries in the second
half of the eighteenth century ?
(a) Germany (b) France
(e) Italy
(d) England

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According to the infographic, coral reefs contribute to all of the following except. *

food industry
tourism industry
medical industry
meteorological industry

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just look at the picture​