For the following concepts, describe and give an example of each: Diversity Equity Inclusion Privilege

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A: Republicanism is a political ideology that believes in the idea of rule by the citizens and not an a...

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A: A political party is a group of people coming together for common goals, mostly for acquiring and ex...

Q: What issues make the interconnectedness of the global world apparent to people, Ebola and Migration....

A: Globalization :  The interconnectedness of people and countries on the political, social, economic, ...

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A: Introduction: Bill of Rights is a legal documents which depicts the United States constitutional his...

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: Why did the Tokugawa Shogunate decide to isolate Japan from foreign influence?

A: Introduction: Tokugawa Shogunate is a political ideology of Japan. It was a feudal military form of ...

Q: The 1960s saw the emergence of differing left- and right-wing ideas of freedom. Briefly describe tho...

A: The emergence of different Ideologies: In the 19 century, different ideas, ideologies, and thoughts ...

Q: Why did we have to amend the Constitution to allow Congress pass an income tax directly on the peopl...

A: Congress passed a 16th amendment to the constitution for allowing the federal government to collect ...

Q: Fiduciary duty within a corporation applies to whom?

A: Fiduciary duty is when one person is given the responsibility of or has committed to work according ...

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A: The 4th amendment to the constitution was about the Bill of Rights. This amendment resulted in regul...

Q: Do negative political campaigns (especially one in which one side doesn't concede after an election)...

A: Introduction: Negative political campaigns are those which form a part of a candidate's campaign for...

Q: Describe third-party movements in the United States and in Texas?

A: The term third-party is used in the US for political parties other than the Republican and the Democ...

Q: What has contributed to the rapid growth of the government during the past few decades?

A: Introduction:  The rapid growth of the government in the past few years depends on the various polic...

Q: "A government can be no better than the public opinion that sustains it." -- Franklin Delano Rooseve...

A: The statement " A government can be no better than the public opinion that sustains it " is the key ...

Q: What are three things about the Constitution that Federalists probably liked?

A: The Federalists wanted a strong government and strong executive branch, while the anti-federalists w...

Q: How is Unemployment funded?

A: Unemployment is a situation where a person is eligible and willing to work but he/she either doesn't...

Q: three dominant traditions of social contract theory.

A: Contract theory tells us about the reason of formation of state. It basically tells that the state w...

Q: As a law-abiding lobbyist, which of the following items might you include on your to-do list? Check ...

A: Introduction: Lobbyist is a person who in terms of political sciences represents a political idea or...

Q: What is the act of reconstruction in reference to information?

A: The Reconstruction act was passed after the civil was ended in 1867-68. It mentioned about the condi...

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: Do you think specialized courts are good programs or should all cases be handled by traditional crim...

A: Introduction: Specialized courts are judicial courts which are setup with a purpose of hearing cases...

Q: Many advances in civil rights have been accomplished through federal legislation. Describe the diffe...

A: Civil rights and liberties have been achieved through various federal legislations. These legislatio...

Q: Political action committees (PACs) collect money from individuals with the purpose of spending it on...

A: The first political action committee was formed for the re-election of then-president Franklin D. Ro...

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A: Human beings' evolutionary and trajectory status has changed during a period because of the advancem...

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A: In any federal country, the rulemaking power has been divided between the regional and the central g...

Q: The Constitution can be amended if the change is proposed by a two-thirds majority in both houses of...

A: A constitution is a guide to a democratic order. It is the contract on the basis of which several co...

Q: Use the speech bubbles to the drawing below to reflect what the common people (right) and the rich a...

A: Andrew Jackson became the President of the USA at the seventh number. He joined the office from 1829...