What Founding Ideals (opportunity, democracy, rights, liberty, equality) do you associate with Adams? Why?
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A: Good Governance
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A: Public policy
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A: MCQ
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A: Different roles of the President
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A: The 14th amendment to the US constitution talks about citizenship and various rights of citizens.
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A: Plato's Republic
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A: Aristotle's forms of government
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A: Politico, trustee or delegate
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A: Successful political parties in the United States
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A: A new bill
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A: The Philippines has plenty of beaches and delicious fruits; it is located in the southeast of Asia.
Q: Describe the federal bureaucrats and the ways in which they obtaintheir jobs.
A: Federal bureaucrats
Q: Give examples of SONA
A: SONA is known as the State of the Nation Address given in the Philippines by its President.
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A: Terrorism refers to the illegal, illegitimate and unlawful use of coercion, violence and intimidatio...
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A: constitutional monarchy and an absolute monarchy
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A: Articles of Confederation
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A: 9th and 10th amendments
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A: Party slogans
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Q: what is majority rule?
A: Majority rule
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A: Federal bureaucracy
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A: Political ideologies
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A: 1820 elections
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A: Bureaucracy in the Philippine Government
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A: Monetary approach to measuring poverty
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A: McCulloch v. Maryland
What Founding Ideals (opportunity, democracy, rights, liberty, equality) do you associate with Adams? Why?
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