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How do the present rulers react to people's demand?
The present group of world leaders range from top leaders of democratic nations to nations that are run by dictatorships. And, all sorts of things in between. This means monarchies to religious run governments, where members of the clergy are also the political leaders. How these various types of leaders react to demands by their people depends on the amount of liberty each country has. Generally speaking, democratic leaders are more receptive to their peoples demands.
How does the deer's react to seasonal changes?
Deer react very well to seasonal changes. :)
How do dolphins react to changes?
please answer
What changes the surroundings that causes an organism to react?
stimulus
How did people in Dublin react to the rising?
Initially they were not very supportive, but that changed after the leaders were executed.
What changes or signal in the environment that can make an organism react is?
Stimuli
How did city leaders react to these teachings?
They can't teach in the game but if you have seen the tv shows they will teach
How will you react on the changes the happen to you during puberty?
You have to be confident about your self. You have to remember that these changes are for the good and keep a positive attitude.
Howe do sea stars react to outside changes?
they use senses
How did Native Americans react to changes in their homeland?
they chose to move a way
When did Hellenism first enter Judea and how did the Jewish leaders react?
Hellenism first entered Judea following Alexander the Great's conquests in the late 4th century BCE, leading to the spread of Greek culture and influence. Initially, some Jewish leaders embraced Hellenism, seeking to adopt its advancements in philosophy and governance. However, this led to tensions, particularly as more traditionalist factions opposed the erosion of Jewish customs and religious practices. The conflict culminated in the Maccabean Revolt (167-160 BCE), where Jewish leaders sought to resist Hellenistic impositions and restore Jewish sovereignty and religious integrity.
Why might advanced technology be negatively viewed in a developing country?
Looking at history, there seem to be two primary reasons, almost always in combination: psychological and conflicts of interest.Psychological: Humans normally react negatively to changes, especially changes in life style. Changes disrupt routines which people use to predict their future and to make decisions, both large and small.Conflicts of interest: Individuals who are in control of the power structures are responsible for predicting the future and making decisions for others: as parents do for their children, religious leaders do for their congregations, business leaders do for the communities, or politicians do for citizens. These interests become conflicted when their power structures appear to be threatened. That is, when the benefits of the new technology can't be controlled and/or limited by those in power.These psychological, social, religious, economic, and political conflicts result in detrimental impacts on individuals and communities, as well as their existing institutions and traditions.Cumulative negative reactions can become intense enough to even result in the outright banning of a technology.
