Compare and contrast the two major political parties in the United States. For what do they stand, and who votes for them?

Q: Could you give a clear academically researched definition of "Globalization" in regards to the disci...

A: Defining Globalization

Q: An example of a congressional-executive agreement includes the following? A. The Stategic Arms Limit...

A: A congressional-executive agreement is an agreement between the USA and a foreign nation. The scope ...

Q: Italy is a democratic republic? True or False

A: A democratic republic is a government where the head of the state is elected through direct or indir...

Q: The Roman Republic suffered its worst defeat after both consuls joined their force at the following ...

A: Worst defeat at battle for the Roman Republic

Q: What is popular will? Why should a constitution be written as per the will and aspiration of the peo...

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

Q: Which of the following countries does not claim to be a democracy? A. Democratic People's Republic o...

A: Democratic countries

Q: A sitting president has an advantage over challengers because:OPTIONSThe president can raise more mo...

A: A sitting president is generally termed as incumbent presidents who are seeking reelection.

Q: How do Locke and Rousseau differ regarding the social contract?

A: The social contract by John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau

Q: Prior to this election, electors of the electoral college were typically chosen by state legislature...

A: Popular vote

Q: The Pax Romania or Roman Peace is mostly closely associated with the following Cesar? A. Caligula B....

A: Pax Romana

Q: All of the following are examples of independent regulatory commissions except A. Federal Reserve Sy...

A: Independent regulatory commissions 

Q: To determine the public’s opinion of the police department, the police chief obtains a cluster sampl...

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

Q: The Congressional Budget Office does cost-benefit analysis of proposed legislation while the Governm...

A: The Congressional Budget Office and Government Accountability Office

Q: The National Security Council typically includes the President pro tempore? True or False

A: National Security Council Membership

Q: William Jennings Bryan ran for president in 1896 on a platform advocating bimettallism that he had b...

A: William Jennings Bryan's bimetallism

Q: The Republican Party arose in the wake of the Kansas-Nebraska Act and included all of the following ...

A: The Republican Party

Q: In its Declaration of Secession, South Carolina describes the Constitution as a) an act of the Ameri...

A: Declaration of Secession, South Carolina, 1852

Q: Judicial Review is not found in the Constitution but is alluded to by James Madison in Federalist 78...

A: Judicial Review in the U.S.

Q: The Hartford Convention first met in the following year? A. 1813 B. 1816 C. 1812 D. 1814 E. 1815

A: This was a secret meeting by Federalist delegates from Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New...

Q: How do the views of John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau in regard to 'Human Nature' differ, and how...

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

Q: George Washington’s first Attorney General was? A. Thomas Jefferson B. Edmond Randolph C. Alexander ...

A: George Washington’s Administration 

Q: The Secretary of Defense immediately follows the Secretary of State in the Succession Act of 1947. T...

A: Succession Act, 1947

Q: What is likely to happen if entitlement spending is not reduced? Using the economic way of thinking...

A: Entitlement spending

Q: This was the first in a series of acts passed by the British Parliament to tax colonies to defray th...

A: Act passed by British Parliament 

Q: Which of the following statements best describes the strategy of shermans march to the sea? (a) stra...

A: Sherman's march to the sea

Q: This person saved Athens from a civil war only to be ostracized (banished) from Athens for 10 years?...

A: Ostracism in Athens