Characterize the expectations for and the backgroundsof presidents and identify paths to the White House andhow presidents may be removed

Q: What are some local firms in Jamaica that wishes to enter an international market? And what internat...

A: Introduction: International market is a global domain where businesses from all over the world compe...

Q: Which statement is true?a. Bureaucrats are more representative of the public thanare presidents and ...

A: Bureaucracy refers to a system of government comprising a group of intellectuals who are responsible...

Q: Business Organizations and Partnerships

A: To engage in commerce, that is to buy, sell, trade in the marketplace of things, it is necessary tha...

Q: Which of the following is NOT a power of the Legislative Branch (Congress)? A. Declaring War. B. Co...

A: C. The Congress cannot declare any law as unconstitutional. 

Q: 28. Kestnctions on ex post facto laws, bills of attainder, and titles of nobility, are all limits on...

A: Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any sp...

Q: What happens when a president chooses not to accept losing his presidential election.

A: It is a very recently debated issue on "what will happen when or if a President chooses not to accep...

Q: Access to lawyers and quality legal counsel hasbecome more equal over time.True ____ False ____

A: Equal Access to lawyer and Justice: Access to a lawyer & Justice, and quality legal counsel, fai...

Q: • How do you think the current Corona pandemic and international cooperation/ non-cooperation over c...

A: The pandemic 2020 has shaken the whole World with unprecedented death, grievous loss of life. It bec...

Q: Describe the court case, Fred Korematsu v. United States of America and answer the following questio...

A: Case of Fred Korematsu vs the United States 1944:  This case was the only case in the history of the...

Q: Describe the evolution of the political party system in the United States and in Texas?

A: As Texas is a state of the USA, then Texas also has similar political party systems.The US has a two...

Q: Should people resist oppression? Give 3 reasons why.

A: Oppression can not be defined in one picture, since it has many forms. oppression can be denial of r...

Q: How do territories become states?

A: Introduction: The first clause in the third section of the fourth Article of the American constituti...

Q: how does the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection Act cover employers and emplo...

A: Aboriginal Protection Act:  The Aboriginal Protection Act refers to the self-governance and self-suf...

Q: The New Hampshire primary is especiallyimportant because it helps whittle down the number ofviable c...

A: New Hampshire is considered to be one of a series of swing states in the United States of America. N...

Q: what problems did scholar-officials sometimes face?

A: Scholar-officials are the group of intellectuals, also known as literati, scholar, or scholar-bureau...

Q: What do you think some of the benefits are to implementing compulsory voting? The consequences?

A: Voting is a part and parcel of a democratic state. In a democracy, voting plays a crucial role in fo...

Q: Explain the provision for removal of a governor?

A: The procedure pf removing a government is called impeachment. 

Q: The U.S. and Saudi Arabia Legal Systems

A: The US  paralleling its federal structure, has a system of federal courts and one of the state court...

Q: Should the leaders of the house and senate be chosen based on seniority? Why or why not ?

A: The term seniority system refers to the practice of giving special perks and privileges to the membe...

Q: Understand the differences between criminal and civil law and explain criminal justice policy in Tex...

A: Criminal law:  Criminal laws are the rules or regulations or laws imposed on the activities consider...

Q: Explain the governor’s informal powers.

A: America follows the principle of federalism. It has a national government and constituent state unit...

Q: Write a short note on formation of the Indian National Congress and its policies during 1885-1905?

A: Indian national congress was formed after the arm rebellion of 1857, and the rule of India was trans...

Q: What purpose does plea bargaining serve for the defense? For the prosecution? Given the criticisms l...

A: Bargaining is a process in which prosecutor and accused parties try to  conclude the criminal case o...

Q: Why do you think Socrates angered the officials in Athens so much

A: Socrates was born in Athens, Greece. He is one of the greatest human being ever lived. Socrates, Pla...

Q: Answer the following questions briefly. Identify science and technology policies abroad that could b...

A: Science and technology policy is one of those public policies that promotes enough funding to advanc...

Q: How does functional and geographic fragmentation of governments (the way government agencies and ins...

A: Fragmentation of government  means in which government is divided in different unites may be on func...

Q: How did President William Howard Taft continue Roosevelt’s Progressive reforms?

A: "The Square Deal" was the name given to Roosevelt's Progressive Reforms. 

Q: What is a non-violent campaign  (as according to King)? How can it be used?  Explain the four steps.

A: The non violent campaign concept is given by Martin Luther King. He was an African-American Baptist ...

Q: According to Observations on the New Constitution, 1788, written by Mercy Otis Warren, answer the fo...

A: Introduction: Observations on the New Constitution, 1788 was written by Otis Warren is a perspective...

Q: What is motivation?

A: Motivation is the method to commence, guide, and bring out good from within a person. Motivation inc...

Q: Which of the following statements bestcharacterizes what occurred after ratification of theNineteent...

A: The vehement women's movements led by the women's rights activists Alice Paul culminated in the rati...

Q: Explain what the majority decided on Collins V. Virginia and why?

A: The case of Collins V. Virginia, involved the Fourth Amendment of United States Constitution and it'...

Q: A major purpose of the Progressive movement (1900–1917) was to

A: The Progressive-era of the United States initially began from the 1890s till 1920, in order to formu...

Q: For a state to have political sovereignty it must have *

A: Sovereignty is regarded as an essential element of the state. The term sovereignty is derived from L...

Q: Analyze issues and policies in Texas.

A: The Texas Legislature faces several issues included the school finances and property taxes, accordin...

Q: Why weren’t the Department of Homeland Security and privately run immigration detention centers incl...

A: People from different parts of the world trying to get into the United States for a better life and ...

Q: Political scientists and historians have consistentlysupported a strong presidency model beginning w...

A: The presidency model is the model of the government where there is a domination of powers of the pre...

Q: Why are some people pressure to change their vote?? For a ballot vote

A: In a democratic-parliamentary society, elections and other participations are very important. Today,...

Q: three branches of the united states

A: In USA the government follows the principle of separation of powers , in this principle the governan...

Q: Among which of the following groups is poverty mostcommon?a. unmarried women with childrenb. inner-c...

A: according to the data nearly 14% of the Americans live in the poverty stricken conditions. where the...

Q: Explain the challenges facing Texas today.

A: Texas is the second-largest state by area and population and is located in the South Central region ...

Q: What rights has the Supreme Court identified that are not enumerated in the Constitution?  List, cit...

A: Non-Enumerated Rights: Non enumerated rights mentioned in the ninth amendment of the U.S. constituti...

Q: Australia has gun control, yet American gun lobbyists keep insisting that gun control simply doesn’t...

A: Australia implemented the National Firearms Agreement (NAFA) in regard to gun control.  Under this l...

Q: For a variety of reasons, third parties do not currently have much impact on Texas politics. What me...

A: The success of third parties not just in Texas politics ,but in a national level ,is limited because...

Q: An example of a street-level bureaucrat is a policeofficer.True_____ False_____

A: Bureaucrats are those who administers the governance ,they are usually not the elected representativ...

Q: What is the exclusionary rule and what are someexceptions to it, as identified by the U.S. Supreme C...

A: Exclusionary Rule: In the United States, some exclusionary rule is legislation or constitutional rig...

Q: Discuss public policy areas in Texas state government?

A: Public policy is a principle guide to administrate the executive branches of state. It not only exam...

Q: Explain the Globalism (Steger) modernization theory.

A: Today is the era of globalization, it can be said that world has become a global village. It refers ...

Q: What is this image referencing and how did it relate to the atmosphere in Germany during the 1930’s?

A: This is a cartoon published in the New York Daily Mirror on June 6, 1939, when the US refused entry ...

Q: Describe ways in which the state of Texas has, historically, restricted access to voting.

A: Texas has a 150-year old history of voter suppression.