Read the excerpt from the life of a polish peasant.
every farmer had first to do his dues at the manor house, whether with his team or on foot. only then could he work his own land, sowing and reaping at night. no excuse as to pressing needs at home was of any use. if one did not appear as ordered, at once the overseer would come. if he found the wife busy cooking he would throw a pail of water on the fire.
on the basis of the excerpt, why would an overseer throw water on a fire?
a. he wanted to the peasants get their work done more quickly.
b. he thought the fire was a potential hazard to the manor.
c. he believed everyone should eat only at the manor house.
d. he disapproved of the peasants spending time on their own needs.

The correct answer is D): He disapproved of the peasants spending time on their own needs.

The overseer´s job is to ensure the laborers finish their work in time and that their tasks are correctly fulfilled.  

In this excerpt, it is clear that the framers are not allowed to engage in their own activities unless they have previously finished their mandatory imposed endeavors. At the end of this fragment, the notion of the overseer emerges as someone despot who even throws water on the fire so as to the farmers do not cook before they finish their work.

it allows businesses to raise prices on basic goods. it allows consumers to spend more money on products. it increases government revenue to fund public projects. it provides more money for government assistance programs.

explanation:

the governor can not veto a referendum that the voters approve