Bureacracy - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

Volledige samenvatting van College 3 Bureacracy, efficiency and different forms of power gedoceerd in de master BCO en COM.

CSET SUBTEST 1: History and Social Science TEST SOLUTIONS 100% PASS What led to development of early civilizations? - ANSWER Domestication and cultivation of crops which led to abandonment of nomadic hunting/gathering First 4 civilizations - ANSWER Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, China. Components of the Near East that allowed early civilizations. - ANSWER Compromised Tigris and Euphrates Valley, the Fertile Crescent, and the Nile Valley Cultural contributions of early civilizatios of...

Vertical Federalism - ANSWER-Federal relationship between National and State Governments Horizontal Federalism - ANSWER-Federal relationship between states Unfunded Mandates - ANSWER-States dislike this because the national government doesn't give us money to pay for them Block Grants - ANSWER-Are large sums of money that are given by the national government to a regional government with only general guidelines on how it is to be spent Categorical Grants - ANSWER-Grants that are the...

Responsibility Obligation that we fulfill voluntarily Duty Required obligation Draft To call up Tolerance Respecting/accepting others, regardless of their beliefs (differences) Global Referring to the entire world Income Money received from labor/business/property Bureacracy Complex systems w/ departments, rules & many in chain of command Welfare Health, prosperity & happiness of the members of a community Volunteerism Offering ones time & service w/o payment Percent Portion o...

CSET SUBTEST 1: History and Social Science TEST SOLUTIONS 100% PASS What led to development of early civilizations? - ANSWER Domestication and cultivation of crops which led to abandonment of nomadic hunting/gathering First 4 civilizations - ANSWER Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, China. Components of the Near East that allowed early civilizations. - ANSWER Compromised Tigris and Euphrates Valley, the Fertile Crescent, and the Nile Valley Cultural contributions of early civilizatios of...

Responsibility Obligation that we fulfill voluntarily Duty Required obligation Draft To call up Tolerance Respecting/accepting others, regardless of their beliefs (differences) Global Referring to the entire world Income Money received from labor/business/property Bureacracy Complex systems w/ departments, rules & many in chain of command Welfare Health, prosperity & happiness of the members of a community Volunteerism Offering ones time & service w/o payment Percent Portion o...

Responsibility Obligation that we fulfill voluntarily Duty Required obligation Draft To call up Tolerance Respecting/accepting others, regardless of their beliefs (differences) Global Referring to the entire world Income Money received from labor/business/property Bureacracy Complex systems w/ departments, rules & many in chain of command Welfare Health, prosperity & happiness of the members of a community Volunteerism Offering ones time & service w/o payment Percent Portion o...

Responsibility Obligation that we fulfill voluntarily Duty Required obligation Draft To call up Tolerance Respecting/accepting others, regardless of their beliefs (differences) Global Referring to the entire world Income Money received from labor/business/property Bureacracy Complex systems w/ departments, rules & many in chain of command Welfare Health, prosperity & happiness of the members of a community Volunteerism Offering ones time & service w/o payment ...

Responsibility Obligation that we fulfill voluntarily Duty Required obligation Draft To call up Tolerance Respecting/accepting others, regardless of their beliefs (differences) Global Referring to the entire world Income Money received from labor/business/property Bureacracy Complex systems w/ departments, rules & many in chain of command Welfare Health, prosperity & happiness of the members of a community Volunteerism Offering ones time & service w/o payment Percent Portion o...

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