Most European medieval and Renaissance political thinkers took a religious approach to the study of government and politics. what was it's result?

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A: David Easton's System Model is of great significance to the discipline of comparative politics. Acco...

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A: Interest groups:  Interest groups abandoning or lobbying the public policies or laws made by the gov...

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A: The debate on "whether politics can be regarded as a science or not"- is a never-ending one.  

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A: Executive is the most powerful branch of the government than the legislature and the judiciary.There...

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A: Texas a south central state, is the second largest state in United States. It was dominated by the D...

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A: A federal prison is regulated by a federal government as contradicted to a provincial body.  The pri...

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A: Partisan primary or Primary election:  The partisan primary is also known as the 'primaries' are a p...

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A: Every country maintains foreign relations with other countries as it is crucial for their developmen...

Q: How did the federal government’s role in Americans’ lives change between 1946 and 1964?

A: America was trying to recover from the 2nd World War and was developing itself rapidly. 

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A: Senatorial Courtesy:  Senatorial Courtesy is an unwritten tradition or procedure to appoint a senato...

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A: Federal and state courts have many hierarchies due to the power distribution among them. 

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A: The US economy is the fastest growing economy in the world, the government focuses on capitalist gro...

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A: The 2001 case of commonwealth v Cowens is about the defendant Stephan Cowens. The decision of the ca...

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A: Media outlets are the organizations that are responsible for providing and distributing news to the ...

Q: This is article 5 from the Declaration of Rights and I would like to know the meaning behind this ar...

A: Article 5 is the part of the Declaration of the Rights of Man-1789 approved by the National Assembly...

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A: The Tang dynasty ruled China from the 7th century to the 10th century. Until they took charge, China...

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A: At the local, state, and national level people adopt different methods to influence the public polic...