Compare and contrast stratification in Mexico to the United States. Do U.S. consumers benefit from the buildup of factories along the U.S.-Mexican border? How or how not? How do the borderlands increase social mobility within Mexico? How do they hinder it? (simplified answer please)

The mean annual inflation rate in the United States over the past 98 years is 3.37% and has a standard deviation of approximately 5%. In 2018, the inflation rate was below 1.9%. If the annual inflation rate is normally distributed, what is the probability that inflation rate will be below 1.9% in 2019?

Long essay question

Wrtite about the causes of scientific and technological progress in the United States. Technological progress is often defined as the practical application of scientific knowledge and it explains about 2/3 of current US GDP per capita growth

Please write a Long essay for this.

This is the question from US HISTORY 1 and it's for discussion!

The Jacksonian Era and the growing debate over the issue of slavery helped to create the U.S. system of two-party politics. The two-party American political system; has it hindered or enhanced the evolvement of the United States as a nation?

Here is the probability model for the blood type of a randomly chosen person in the United States.

What is the probability that a randomly chosen American does not have type O blood?
% Round to the nearest 0.01%

• Identify and discuss the ways in which globalization has impacted diversity within the United States.
• How has macro-level acts and legislation added to this social change, such as with the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the development of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and various court cases.

How can you as a healthcare professional influence health policymaking in the United States?

Please share as much of your personal experience, expectations, and professional goals as you feel comfortable in answering this question. How do you imagine you can influence health policy?

Why did the United States fight the Vietnam war? What factors, both domestic and international, led to its tragic escalation of its military involvement there?  Which of the IR theories--realism, liberal internationalism, or constructivism--best explains why the US got involved in this war?