Briefly explain ONE of the following regarding American politics in the 1970s: New Federalism,

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A: Article 4 of the Texas Constitution sets out the executive department (branch) of Texas. Texas utili...

Q: Locke distinguishes between liberty and license. What is the difference and why is it important to L...

A: In general terms, liberty is something that is provided to the citizens in the constitution, and it ...

Q: How did the political goals of Populists differ in this period from those of Dem- ocrats and Republi...

A: Populist - Populists are people who are politically involved in addressing the needs of the people a...

Q: What do you think about the future of digital coins?

A: Digital currencies are definitely assured to influence economic structures. The World Economic Forum...

Q: Are Sex tourism and sex trafficking now part of the global economy?

A: At the present times, there are many global economic issues are surfacing in the international forum...

Q: What are the research objectives of Not Reforming train law?

A: The TRAIN law is also regarded as the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion. The main focus of T...

Q: how does Rousseau define ‘government’?

A: Rousseau held that a good government was only one that was voluntarily made by the people & supe...

Q: Why did Parliament prefer North’s solution to the Boston Tea Party to William Pitt’s?

A: The agenda of the Boston tea party was set to revolt against the Tea Act of May 10, 1773. According ...

Q: How did Greenland become separated from North America?

A: During the late Paleocene, volcanic activity increased sharply in the area of the Rockall-Faeroe Tro...

Q: orical and conte lating the 'use-o ome light on the

A: Use of force is generally used by law enforcement agencies to compel the subjects and citizens of th...

Q: What are the key sociological roots of the spread of diseases like this in communities and countries...

A: Spread of the Diseases:  An infectious disease can be spread from one person to another person by co...

Q: What are the four limits on the legislative power that Locke proposes?

A: According to Locke, the commonwealth is not any specific kind of government but it's like an indepen...

Q: According to Locke  What is the difference between the state of nature and the state of war?

A: According to Locke, the State of nature consists of people living together peaceably without arms, g...

Q: Why do larger population groups tend to have more influence on government policy? Include details an...

A: Government or Public Policy:  Government policies are constructed or implemented for the development...

Q: How does John Locke's idea of the social contract compare to Thomas Hobbes's ideas?

A: The concept of the social contract has been, one of the most important in Western philosophical and ...

Q: How revolutionary was the Amer- ican Revolution? What political, social, and economic changes did it...

A: The American revolution unleashed powerful political, social and economic forces that would transfor...

Q: What groups were most interested in western lands, and why did Hillsborough oppose them?

A: Rich gentlemen, officers who served the seven years war, Indian traders and squatters were intereste...

Q: Explain Equal Rights Amendment?

A: The Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) is a proposed amendment to the United States constitution designed ...

Q: Who is ultimately responsible for decisions and policies that are made in a democracy such as the Un...

A: The majority of elections in the United States are held for indirect democracy. Elections allow the ...

Q: Are there community advocacy group in your geographical region that are ACTIVELY working to support ...

A: Advocacy groups are organizations that have people sharing a common interest and together as an orga...

Q: Why did the United States get involved in Vietnam? What was the outcome?

A: The Vietnam War was a conflict in the region of Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia that started in 1955 and...

Q: According to Rousseau what is the state’s (government’s) ultimate goal or purpose?

A: Rousseau made the whole society sovereign and the state is also composed of the individuals of the s...

Q: What is the social contract for Rousseau?

A: Rousseau analyzed the social contract theories of Hobbes and Locke and formed his principles about t...

Q: State True or False: Some states have a higher minimum wage than the federal minimum wage.

A: The statement that some states have a higher minimum wage than the federal minimum wage is true. 

Q: In the age of globalization, does religion and gender matter? How?

A: Globalization is used to describe the growing interdependence of the world's economies, cultures, an...

Q: How, according to Rousseau, do we leave the state of nature and enter into civil society?

A: Rousseau takes credit for formulating the theory of social contract. It’s seen as an understanding a...

Q: Who picks the group of electors for each party? A. The opposite party picks the electors. B. The pa...

A: Who picks the group of electors for each party? The party picks its own electors and it is usually ...

Q: What is the problem of agrarian reform?

A: Agrarian reforms have either been resisted or demanded by various groups over the years. The context...

Q: Will race and ethnicity continue to be as important in the future as they have been in the past?

A: There are different perspectives on the importance of race and ethnicity in the future.  One of the ...

Q: What must the company employer do for the health and safety of his employees based on Oman Labor Law...

A: The Oman labour laws looks into the health & safety of the employees working in a particular org...

Q: What arguments does Locke provide in defense of private property?

A: John Locke gave his viewpoints on political liberalism and was also a philosopher of English.He said...

Q: Expalin in short: Celtic Bretons: southerners of the Midi: the Corsicans

A: Celtic Bretons:  Celtic Bretons are ethnic groups that native to Brittany is now a part of the regio...

Q: According to Locke 22. What condition must be met in order for a civil society to be formed?

A: John Locke has experienced the struggle between the royal powers and people during the glorious revo...

Q: What are the political and military outcomes of the Protestant Reformation? (give specific examples)

A: Protestant Reformation was considered one of the most consequentialist events in modern world histor...

Q: Describe oligopoly in another industry; describe it and its consequences in the media.

A: Oligopoly is a market structure with a small number of firms, none of which can keep the others from...

Q: What justification does Locke provide for the claim that it is wrong to do harm to one's life, liber...

A: Natural law and natural rights are major themes of liberal political thinker John Lock.  In his " Tw...

Q: Could the President sign an executive order that overturns the Clean Air Act? Why or why not?

A: Clean Air Act:  The Clean Air Act of 1963 was implemented by the government to ensure the air qualit...

Q: Which newspaper claimed to help the Conservative Party to win the 1992 election and how did they do ...

A: The newspaper that claimed to help the conservative party to in the 1992 British election was The Su...

Q: Can our democracy survive without interest groups and big money influence?

A: Interest groups and big money influence are corrupting democracy as many scholars argue. Democracy c...

Q: Which one of these scenarios below has contributed most to the discussion and debate of reforming th...

A: The Social Security program was founded in the year 1935 in the USA, with the objective to grant ret...

Q: Give two (2) cases when the conditional obligation is valid although the condition depends entirely ...

A: First case: In this case Debtor promises to pay when his medium and conditions or means permits him ...

Q: The Ideas of RACE TO THE BOTTOM has a theoretical foundation in: A. Liberalism B. Realism C. Marxism...

A: The 'Race to Bottom' theory suggests that the capital investment would turn towards the developing c...

Q: Why does Rousseau think the "general will" is the only course a state can follow to reach the common...

A: Jean Jacques Rousseau was considered as one of the major political thinkers of the 18th century. Rou...

Q: How and why did Ameri- can sports evolve, and how did athletics soften or sharpen social divisions?

A: Sports is any kind of physical activity that is competitive in nature, which is played to maintain p...

Q: Why does the us utilize an electoral college when electing the president?

A: What is Electoral College? In the United States, the winner of a presidential election is determined...

Q: Explain how law enforcement would show a listed motive in order to label a particular crime terroris...

A: Terrorism is known as the use of violence intentionally to achieve political aims and agendas. It is...

Q: Why did northern Demo- cratic presidents, such as Pierce and Buchanan, adopt prosouthern policies?

A: The main rationale behind their adoption of Pro Southern Policies is that they wanted to expand the ...

Q: According to Locke What do people give up when enter civil society

A: John Locke was an English philosopher and a political thinker. He is commonly known as the ''Father ...

Q: What is the us cabinet?

A: The cabinet is often referred as the power center of the government where important decisions are ma...

Q: According to Rousseau, when are citizens obliged to obey the law and when they are not?

A: Rousseau’s idea of political obligation is understood through his general will. Rousseau’s ways of a...