A country in which all power resides in a centralgovernment hasa. a unitary government.b. a confederacy.c. an intergovernmental system.d. a federal system of government.e. an enumerated government

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A: Plato's ideal form of government

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A: John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau in regard to 'Human Nature' 

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A: corporate crime

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A: Vice President Amendment 

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A: Issue Network 

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A: Amendment for limitation of presidential nomination. 

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A: Policies of U.S. Presidents

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A: Constitutional Monarchy

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A: Defining Globalization

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Q: True or False: Democracy does not guarantee that a government will undertake productive policies.

A: Democracy refers to the government by the people by electing representatives to govern them.

Q: How do states maintain legitimacy?

A: Legitimacy of states

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A: Introduction US foreign and defence policy seeks to interact with foreign nations to set standards f...

Q: All of the following typically occur at a party’s national convention except? A. Decides the partys ...

A: Party's National Convention 

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A: The bias in the survey is the selection bias of the sample as even the so called randomly selected c...

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A: U.S. Presidents and Preemption 

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A: Structure of Government

Q: “Bribery, Treason, High Crimes and Misdemeanors”a. are specific criminal offenses found in the US Co...

A: “Bribery, Treason, High Crimes and Misdemeanors”

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A: The constitution of the US gives various powers to different bodies so that there is a balance maint...

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A: Governor's constitutional power 

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A: A popular will can be defined as an idea that is appealing to the general public or widely favored o...

Q: Describe the ideas behind the American Revolution and 2.1 their role in shaping the Constitution

A: American revolution

Q: pros and cons of participatory democracy

A: Democracy refers to the rule of people by electing representatives.

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A: The Connecticut Compromise

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A: Good Governance

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A: National Security Council Membership

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A: Committee reports refer to a set of documents produced by the house and the Senate committees which ...

Q: A tie-breaking vote in the Senate is cast (made) by a. the President of the Senate *b. the President...

A: The casting vote is made by the presiding officer of the body.

Q: The English Enlightenment thinker Thomas Hobbes used all of the following words to describe life in ...

A: Thomas Hobbes on state of nature