Give 4 key powers or unique attributes of the Judicial branch. Explain them!

Q: Please choose any one federal case in us political history which touches upon our earlier discussion...

A: Brown v. Board of Education (1954) was case in which suits were filed in four states of USA by the N...

Q: About the 1987 Philippine constitution A law was passed dividing the Philippines into three regions ...

A: Philippine is divided into three main island groups in the North Luzon where capital Manila Is situa...

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A: African-American soldiers during the World War I were eager to join the war as they wanted to show t...

Q: By 1787, the problems created by the Revolutionary War forced leaders of the newly independent state...

A: In the year 1787, there was an outbreak of the many rebellion in the country though there was no uni...

Q: What kind of president did Jimmy Carter hope to be, and how successful was he at implementing his ag...

A: Jimmy Carter was idealist in nature. He wanted to be the President that would establish a sense of m...

Q: Explain why scientific issues are or are not influenced by politics. Can scientific questions ever b...

A: Aristotle who is considered as the father of a lot of science subjects( He is also the father of pol...

Q: Write a persuasive essay to show that Corporate Social Responsibility is relevant today with particu...

A: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has gained tremendous attention in the policy implementation o...

Q: Why does St. Thomas  believe, unlike St. Augustine, that politics is more than a struggle for power ...

A: St. Thomas or Thomas Aquinas was a Italian philosopher, Catholic priest, and a doctor of the Church....

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 the Gerrymandering process and whether it is democratic .

A: Gerrymandering refers to the practice of manipulating the geographical boundaries of an electoral di...

Q: What was required to make the United States a strong, viable, independent republic in its early year...

A: After the Civil War, there was a series of discussions regarding what to be done next to make the Un...

Q: What factors led to close party competition in the 1880s?

A: At no point in history were the citizens so interested in politics as they were during 1980s. The wh...

Q: -what does this quotation imply about justice? What does justice seem to mean in this quotation? -Ho...

A: Justice in a nation is essential for its growth and balance. If crimes go unchecked, a society will ...

Q: Per Figure 14.1, was slave ownership in a state the main cause of early seces- sion? What other fact...

A: The secessionism was a threat to the unity of the United States of America, which at last led to the...

Q: Why is it that St. Augustine doesnt believe that politics is more than a struggle for power by a sin...

A: St. Augustine (354-430 C.E.), birth name Aurelius Augustinus, was the Catholic bishop of Hippo in no...

Q: How did debates over alcohol use, the teaching of evolution, immigration, anti-Semitism, and racism ...

A: The 1920s era in American history was the time period when great economic prosperity was experienced...

Q: PERCENTAGE WHO ALWAYS VOTE IDEOLOGICALLY 78% 58% 58% 43% 39% Mostly Consistently Liberal Mostly Mixe...

A: A. The Percentage of those who identify themselves as ‘mostly conservatives’ and always votes is 58%...

Q: World War Two was a war in which freedoms in the U.S. needed to be fought for. Briefly explain this ...

A: During the period of war, at the time of worldwide battle of values, forms of government, economic s...