True or False: The Legislatures of the states decide how presidential electors may be chosen.

Q: What are the main arguments of the author in explaining why the American Dream is dead? Why?

A: “No matter what your educational background is, where you start has become increasingly important fo...

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: As the United States became a major power on the world stage, what ideas and interests did policymak...

A: After the Second World War, the United States emerged as a major power bloc on the world stage. Espe...

Q: United States v. Virginia  Please answer that current state of the law updated and/or social change ...

A: In 1996, the Supreme Court case - United States vs Virginia secured a position landmark in the US hi...

Q: Are “freedom of choice,” associated with consumerism, and the freedom from discrimination demanded b...

A: Yes, the "freedom of choice" was related to the freedom from discrimination demanded by the post Wor...

Q: What is the us cabinet?

A: The cabinet is often referred as the power center of the government where important decisions are ma...

Q: answer question #4 please

A: The period of 1920s in American Society has significant role in the development of White Middle clas...

Q: Why the rule of law is important for Afghanistan? Please answer in an accurate manner as it is an im...

A: Rule of law is regarded as a practice, process or norm that hold up the idea that every citizen is e...

Q: Why did the United States get involved in Vietnam? What was the outcome?

A: The Vietnam War was a conflict in the region of Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia that started in 1955 and...

Q: How does domestic and economic policy affect us directly?

A: Domestic policies refers to those administrative decisions that are directed towards all the issues ...

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

A: World War Two was a war in which freedoms in the U.S. needed to be fought for, Roosevelt, the then U...

Q: Name 4 powers that are exclusively reserved for the states, then name 4 powers that are exclusively ...

A: A federal state , calls for a differentiated power dynamics between the federal government and the s...

Q: What are the three major strategies politicians use to promote reform in federal bureaucracy? What c...

A: A bureaucracy is a group of specifically non-elected officials within a government or other institut...

Q: Describe the main characteristics of realist and (neoliberal) institutionalist approach to internati...

A: Introduction: Realist are the followers of realism approach of international politics. Realism is a ...

Q: In what ways do state courts and federal courts reflect American Federalism? Is it appropriate for t...

A: Federalism is a form of a political system that combines separate states within an overarching feder...

Q: how many states switched parties in 1932

A: 1932 election had set up a remarkable history in US as the country faced great economic depression d...

Q: 1. What did a presidential candidate need in the 1880s torun an effective campaign? Two decades late...

A: The candidate who is in the running to become the next President of the country and contest election...

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: As Japan struggled to rebuild itself after World War II, the charismatic Shigeru Yoshida, prime mini...

A: The Japanese-U.S. relationship has thus come to occupy a truly unique position in world history. The...

Q: 1.⦁ What was the significance of political cartoons during the American period? 2⦁ How is McCoy’s po...

A: Political cartoons or caricatures refers to the drawings that are illustrated to convey editorial co...

Q: Based on the role of the Supreme Court, do you think the court should actively strike down federal a...

A: Judicial activism and judicial review are two important tool for independent judiciary and its funct...

Q: 1. Someone from the government has shown up at your house and asked you (a student of Appalachian hi...

A: The Appalachian region has been a constant challenge to the government. The grave challenge of pover...

Q: How does the current system that the judiciary of Afghanistan was formed, ensures its independence?

A: The International Court of Justice mission’s was primarily established to examine the Afghan legal s...

Q: Name two purposes of the U.S. Constitution as described in the Preamble. 1)   2)

A: The US Constitution describes the processes by which the people interact within the country. 

Q: Introduction: There are many laws that affect our individual economic choices. For example, as a hig...

A: In the state laws and policies are made and implemented for the welfare of the public and the better...

Q: answer question #3 please

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