Government is typically made up of the institutionsthat make public policy decisions for a society.True ____ False ____

Q: The electoral college     a. will meet on December 14 to formally elect the President of the US ...

A: The electoral college

Q: True pacifism is submission to evil power not confronting it because of the violence that may Result...

A: The quote on True pacifism was given by Martin Luther King. King was an advocate of civil rights and...

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: The following Asian nation is a constitutional monarchy? A. Laos B. Taiwan C. Japan D. South Korea E...

A: Constitutional Monarchy

Q: “Bribery, Treason, High Crimes and Misdemeanors”a. are specific criminal offenses found in the US Co...

A: “Bribery, Treason, High Crimes and Misdemeanors”

Q: Candidates who run for federal office can legally accept campaign funds from all of the following so...

A: Contribution to federal candidate

Q: The Jamestown colony was established in 1605? True or False

A: Jamestown colony was the first colony in the Virginia colony. It remained the capital since its esta...

Q: Who invented politics?

A: Politics

Q: What are the effects of terrorism?

A: Effects of terrorism

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: A tie-breaking vote in the Senate is cast (made) by a. the President of the Senate *b. the President...

A: The casting vote is made by the presiding officer of the body.

Q: The Puritans believed in a hierarchy church and hence also embraced monarchy? True or False

A: Puritans on church and monarchy

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: The confirmation of judicial nominees, investigations, and impeachment would be examples of?   1. ov...

A: working of congress

Q: Is it possible for a person to have formal authority but no real power? Explain

A: Having formal authority but no real power can be easily understood as someone having a position of g...

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

A: George Washington’s Administration 

Q: The powers of the presidency were temporarily devolved upon the vice president when the President Ro...

A: President Ronald Reagan

Q: What is a Biblical model of statesmanship and government?

A: Biblical model of statesmanship states that as the God is the creator of the Universe and he is the ...

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: 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: 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: The Coercive or Intolerable Acts were punitive measures imposed by Britain as a consequence of the f...

A: Coercive or Intolerable Acts by Britain

Q: The Continental Congress met in the following city? A. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania B. Hartford, Conne...

A: The Continental Congress

Q: Regulations are: A) enacted by state legislatures B) enacted by congress C) made by administrative...

A: Regulations 

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