Answer:
The answer is "dignity."
Explanation:
This situation is related to the <u>"Development of Leading Marines.</u>"
Marines<u> are a group of people who are trained in order to support the naval and army operations that are existing both in the land and sea. </u>The Marine Corps ensures to establish leadership in the group by following a set of principles and providing a good education/training.
<em>The ethical standards in a marine's daily life is very important. </em><u>This ensures that they will uphold the same values once they are already in the battlefield</u>. They are defined by "selflessness." This means that <em>the interest of people in the society matters more than their own interests.</em> So, in the event that there is no law or regulation for a specific occasion, a person's actions are determined ethical if they respect the "dignity" of others.
Dignity refers to a person's right to be valued by other people. Honoring human dignity exemplifies the ethical and moral behaviors of marines.
Answer: Karl Marx
Explanation: Marx was the creator of the idea of transforming the entire economic system in order to promote the rights of underprivileged members of society, that is, most often workers. According to Marx, the workers in the capitalist systems were in a very subordinate position, exploited, and the whole capitalist system rested on their backs. Therefore, according to Marx, it was necessary to start the working class raise awareness of its rights, and embark on a political struggle for workers' rights, with the ultimate goal of changing social relations and transferring the economy into the hands of the working class. Of course, this was not possible with negotiations, but Marx advocated a serious political struggle, conflict with established political structures and even revolution.
The correct answers are A) International treaties can limit the influence of the United States. B) NAFTA has resulted in a loss of jobs for many American workers. D)The United Nations is often ineffective at solving global problems. F) Rules set by the World Trade Organization benefit only big corporations.
Some objections critics have raised in response to global agreements and organizations are the following: International treaties can limit the influence of the United States, NAFTA has resulted in a loss of jobs for many American workers, the United Nations is often ineffective at solving global problems, and rules set by the World Trade Organization benefit only big corporations.
In a globalized world, countries have to sign treaties and agreements to cooperate. In the United States, many critiques do not agree with these agreements and treaties signed by the US because they think they affect the US economy and sovereignty. However, the US cannot act alone like in the past. Powerful European countries have increased their power such as Germany, and have formed trade blocks such as the European Union that represented a threat to the commercial interests of the United States. That is why it signed NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement, now modified and with a new name: USMCA, the United States, México, and Canada Agreement.
According to Sternberg, this is an example of practical intelligence. Practical intelligence includes the following abilities: know what and to whom to say, know a right moment for it and know how to do it all in order to make the most of the situation.
