True.
The Greek city states treated the government independently. This was because they knew that the city had its independent way of governing and government. It became very effecting in counteracting the politics at the time.
John Quincy Adams
Covert abuse of power is a hidden use of power to discriminate. This can lead to health and social care professionals to treat someone differently from someone else. This means that a person may not get the same level of treatment, which may jeopardise their health and well-being.
It is good for the federal government to have special powers in order to uphold the constitution. If there was no central government, some state governments would treat citizens unfairly.
don't treat them differently
(in the US) Unable to answer because the laws of the various states treat this offense differently.
Taxation: Some states require nonresidents to pay taxes on income earned within the state, while others exempt nonresidents from certain taxes. Voting rights: Nonresidents may be prohibited from voting in certain state elections or holding certain state government positions. In-state tuition: Nonresidents typically pay higher tuition rates at public universities compared to residents, although some states offer exceptions or waivers.
Motor insurance requirements for mopeds and scooters vary from state to state. Some states exempt them from registration, insurance and needing a license. Other states however require all three. Further, some states treat mopeds differently than scooters.
does society treat people with albinism diffrently
Nicely
He makes love with him
Don't treat her any differently.
Discrimination
one treat and three meals
-If your spouse has suddenly become more aggresive in your marrige. -If he has suddenly started to treat you differently outside of the home and inside. -If he starts to call you demeaningful names. -If he even starts to treat the kids differently.
Doing anything outside of what the majority of the society does makes people treat you differently and look at you differently.