Identify some challenges (at least three) that the Joe Biden administration is going to encounter and proffer solutions, recommendations to address the issues

Q: Q#3. Define any one form of state with its advantages and disadvantages.

A: State:  advantages and disadvantages

Q: Levitt believes it is impossible for transnational migrants to be loyal to both their country of ori...

A: Transnational migrants are the one who is continuously moving and doing or maintaining business not ...

Q: How does the media play a role in the political process?

A: Media in the political process

Q: dictator 8. A dictator who rules with absolute power is called a 9. What is the name given to any sy...

A: In Political Science there are four major forms of government - Monarchy, Autocracy, Dictatorship an...

Q: Do you contemplate that CPEC can change the Pakistan's destiny?

A: China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is basically a framework of regional connectivity between Ch...

Q: Give examples of SONA

A: SONA is known as the State of the Nation Address given in the Philippines by its President.

Q: What is Ideology? And also write down different scholars views about ideology of Pakistan?

A: Ideology of Pakistan

Q: Explain how the Articles of Confederation failedbut still provided a positive influence on the subse...

A: Articles of Confederation 

Q: The following is NOT a presidential power under the Constitution a. granting pardons and reprieves b...

A: The president of the US have various powers in various fields or jurisdiction  

Q: Which of the following is not a form of politicalparticipation?a. contacting public officialsb. marc...

A: Forms of political participation

Q: Define balancing importance of balancing community safety and individual autonomy. Which is more imp...

A: As a human community and a social group it becomes important for governments to cater to seemingly c...

Q: Compare and contrast plato's theory of ideas and the aristotle's theory of forms. Produce something ...

A: Aristotle's theory of forms and Plato's theory of ideas

Q: Congress is comprised (made up) of X and in political terms, is broadly referred to as Y a. X = one ...

A: Structure of Government

Q: How has the high cost of getting elected changed campaigning for public office?

A: Cost of campaigning for public office

Q: What do we mean when we say that the Cold War “was NOT COLD” in Latin America and what are some exam...

A: "Cold war" as a term is used to define a situation of hostility between two countries who do not dir...

Q: Which of the following statements is FALSE?a. The US has both federal and state court systemsb. Very...

A: U.S. judicial system

Q: Which policy step do you think is the most important one? Give your reason, please.

A: Policy making process

Q: How do people affect public policy withinthe policymaking system? Why is the policy agenda soimporta...

A: Public policy

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: Federalisma. stifles innovation at the state level.b. encourages uniform policies among the states.c...

A: Federalism

Q: what is the Marxist Paradigm?

A: Karl Marx was considered a revolutionary thinker who has revolutionized ordinary workers' working co...

Q: what was the basic premise of the confederate government

A: The confederate government referred to the southern confederacy that sought to establish a separate ...

Q: What are some ways the federal government and the state government work together?

A: Federal and state governments 

Q: What made the politics of the 1790s so divisive? Who was engaged in passionate debate and what were ...

A: The Year of 1790 is so divisive as tensions were going on between so many nations. So many incidents...

Q: How did New York politics change in the 1820s?

A: New York's politics changes in the 1820s

Q: Give an example situation/scenario on how each will be exercised by the citizen/s as their rights.  ...

A: All the developed and developing countries provide their citizens with human rights to exercise in t...

Q: The Importance of Constitutionalism in Public Institutions. You are expected to do an article analys...

A: Constitutionalism in Public Institutions.

Q: explain territoriality,the state, and the nation-state ideal

A: Territoriality, the state, and the nation-state ideal

Q: Describe what interest groups are and why sometimes small interest groups are more successful than l...

A: Interest groups are majorly formed on the basis of some shared interest.

Q: explain the relationship between reward and punishment and justice.

A: relationship between reward and punishment and justice

Q: Q. Why should human rights be at the core of scientific and technological advancement? Q. What is th...

A: Introduction Every man has human rights in the society which are inherent to all the people irrespec...

Q: Case : Cuban-U.S. relations: The commercial, economic and financial embargo that the US imposed on C...

A: The given case study suggests that Cuba has a totalitarian regime with a one-party system. People th...

Q: What groups influence lawmakers? Give examples.

A: There are various individuals or groups that try and influence lawmaking bodies.

Q: Q9. A bill became law when the P.M. signs in it Majority in the supports of it. (a) Presidents sign ...

A: A new bill