How is it that the proponents of cultural pluralism and the champions of immigration restriction both pointed to immigrants’ resistance to assimilation to justify their positions? Could the United States have continued indefinitely to allow unlimited immigration?

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A: Trade relations of developing nations and developed nation is quite a common thing to take place. Th...

Q: How did women use wide- spread beliefs about their “special role” to justify political activism, and...

A: Women entered politics very late, largely after the women's movement which initiated in the western ...

Q: Politics is a debate over the public good and the legislation formulated to realize the public good ...

A: Politics is something that has different meanings at different places, the definition changes with t...

Q: Judicial independence is necessary to make sure that the courts reach fair and unbiased decisions.  ...

A: Judicial independence means the judiciary is free from all the types of interferences and pressures ...

Q: In what specific ways did the ideology of Manifest Destiny influence events during the 1840s and 185...

A: Manifest Destiny is a term which refers to the expansion of American democracy and its capitalism an...

Q: What do most Americans equate power with?

A: Political scientists observe power through its distribution in different types of political systems....

Q: In the developing world State-Building and Nation-Building are essentially the same process.  TRUE o...

A: State-building refers to the political and historical process of formation, institutional consolidat...

Q: Three new political parties appeared in the six years from 1848 to 1854: Free-Soil, American (Know-N...

A: The period of 1848 to 1854 saw the rise of many small but powerful political parties in the American...

Q: What sorts of benefits do politicians receive from lobbyists? If these groups are so beneficial, why...

A: Lobby groups are part of interest groups in a political arena.They are non governmental organization...

Q: 1. Does the state need to have a company to engage in economic activities or is it sufficient in the...

A: Since you have asked multiple questions we will answer the first one for you. If there is any partic...

Q: Historians sometimes claim that American thinkers ofthis era, endorsing Social Darwinism and “surviv...

A: The Charles Darwin theory of survival of the fittest is also very much reflective in the Political S...

Q: A tracking poll surveys the attitudes of people in order for a politician to see the response to the...

A:   ANS-True      

Q: Consider US foreign policy history. What trends or themes are the most compelling in explaining why ...

A: History of United States foreign policy is a medley of major trends,  from the American Revolution  ...

Q: What happened in Estelle v. Gambele?

A: Estelle vs. Gambele was the involving the violation of the 8th Amendment of the United States Consti...

Q: What factors led to the demise of the Anti- Masonic and Working Men’s political parties?

A: Apart from the two dominating parties, the Democratic and Republican Party in the United States, the...

Q: Answer the following questions: 1. Are all civil laws moral?  2. Are civil laws applicable even thou...

A: There is a significant discussion over whether the law is predicated on morality or socially or cult...

Q: What was the legal decision between Hudson and McMillan?

A: Hudson v. McMillian (1992) was a decision of the supreme court of the United States. In the case, th...

Q: What is a PAC and discuss its role in campaigns.  Are PACs important? Why or why not? Use examples.

A: A political action committee (PAC) does the work of funding the election campaigns. 

Q: Write a short essay (maximum 300 words, excluding footnotes) on the development of error in corpore....

A: Error laws had a significant position in the Roman Law system. The commercial growth of the Roman st...

Q: Louisiana has a blanket primary, but not a top-two primary. Three candidates vie for the governorshi...

A: Louisiana has a blanket primary, but not a top-two primary. In the given scenario --Candidate A is d...

Q: A candidate for office runs a campaign ad on TV touting his accomplishments as state senator and gov...

A: There are two kinds of campaigning strategies involved in a political campaign. They are positive ca...

Q: “Liberty” acquired new, competing meanings during the New Deal. Briefly describe those meanings and ...

A: In different time periods and different situations meaning and implementation of existing concepts c...

Q: what does "national executive" mean?

A: Most commonly, the power of governance is divided into three branches. They are the executive, legis...

Q: Which of the following is not a general trend regarding the modern nomination process? -Party leader...

A: Nomination Process:  Nomination is part of the process of selecting a candidate for and during the e...

Q: Confederation the final document a). Explain the position of A.A.Dorion toward the Quebec Resolution...

A: Quebec Resolutions were a group of statements that were written under the Quebec Conference of 1864....