The ________ principle states that everyone’s potential and rate of progression is unique; however, everyone can improve. Select one: a. Reversibility b. Specificity c. Overload d. Individuality

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• The Nation of the World met in Paris to conclude a new treaty on Climate Change in December 2015.
• The agreement they made in the summit apply to all countries whether its developed or underdeveloped not only to the developed countries.
• In the summit, they set the target of keeping the earth temperature rise well below two degrees of Celsius above the pre-industrial level.

John Kerry, the US secretary of state, talked animatedly with hisofficials, while China’s foreign minister Xie Zhenhua wore a troubledlook. They had been waiting in this hall for nearly two hours. TheFrench hosts had trooped in to take their seats on the stage, ready toapplaud on schedule at 5.30pm – but it was now after 7pm, and theplatform was deserted.

After two weeks of fraught negotiations, was something going badly wrong?

Then at 7.16pm, the French foreign minister, Laurent Fabius, returnedabruptly to the stage, flanked by high-ranking UN officials. Thelast-minute compromises had been resolved, he said. And suddenly theywere all on their feet. Fabius brought down the green-topped gavel, asymbol of UN talks, and announced that a Paris agreement had beensigned. The delegates were clapping, cheering and whistling wildly,embracing and weeping. Even the normally reserved economist Lord Sternwas whooping.

Outside the hall, a “Mexican wave” of standing ovations rippledacross the conference centre as news reached participants gatheredaround screens outside for the translation into their own language. The50,000 people who attended the summit had been waiting for this moment,through marathon negotiating sessions and sleepless nights.

The contrast with the last global attempt to resolve climate change,at Copenhagen in 2009, which collapsed into chaos and recriminations,could not have been greater. In a city recently hit by terrorist attacksthat left 130 dead and scores more critically injured, collective willhad prevailed.

Answer: Committee on Energy and Natural Resources

Answer: b. Buddhists

Ngo Dinh Diem was a South Vietnamese politician. He was named Prime Minister in 1954. He established the first Republic of Vietnam in 1955. Diem was a Catholic and he was opposed by Buddhists. Although it is unclear to what extent the claim is true, many experts believe Buddhists to have been persecuted under his government. Diem was assassinated by a CIA-backed coup d'état.

the correct answer is B...

Answer: walk

Explanation: if Mr Sikorsky is able to walk to work then that's the best way but if he is not able to walk he should ride a bike down to work. Hope this helped x