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Basic tenet of American democracy?
compromise
What industry is firefighter on?
public safety
American democracy is built on basic tenet?
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Which is the following is a basic tenet of American democracy?
Compromise
What theory emphasizes the basic goodness of human nature?
this, basic goodness, is a foundational tenet of the shambhala sect of tibet buddhism.
Is an assembly line worker a basic or non basic job?
An assembly line worker is an example of a basic job. A firefighter is an example of a non-basic job.
Is a firefighter a basic or a non-basic job?
i would say basic as he is giving back to the community
What is a basic tenet?
A basic tenet is a fundamental principle or belief that serves as a foundation for a system of thought, philosophy, or ideology. It guides actions and decisions within that framework and is often widely accepted within a particular context or community. Basic tenets help to establish core values and provide clarity in understanding complex concepts.
Does a firefighter use any math?
a basic firefighter does not use any math but if you are an EO (Engine operator) yes you with use math because you have to do pump operations and hydraulics.
What are the two basic types of training a firefighter receives?
I THINK: first aid fitness
Why does a firetruck follow an ambulance to the hospital and is there a firefighter inside the ambulance?
no it's for safety reasons!
Is there a precise basic tenet of major religions?
The basic tenet of all religions is that humans exist. The basic tenet of the vast majority of religions is that we should be good to one another (a la the Golden Rule). For example, in atheism kindness is an evolution-dictated means to survival of the species (and/or proof that humans can be good without god). In most other religions it is a means to salvation. In Christianity, it is an expression of thankfulness to God for His work in the world. The basic tenet of all major religions besides atheism/agnosticism is that there is a reality beyond our typical experience (ie a spiritual reality), and the being(s)/life force therein dictate the means to ultimate fulfillment in life. Being less specific, the basic tenet of all major religions is that God/gods/a godlike something exists, and tells us how to find satisfaction in life, either on Earth or in death. :)
