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Q: Where does Congress hold more power? a Foreign Affairs   b Local Affairs   c Military Affairs ...

A: Congress is the legislative branch of the government of the USA. The constitution of America gives c...

Q: What are the arguments against the existence of systemic racism?

A: Systemic racism refers to rules and laws propagated by the government or the authoritative body, whe...

Q: Why did some African American leaders disagree with Dr. King's nonviolent protest? explain your answ...

A: Introduction: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was the pioneer of Civil Rights movement of 1945. He was no...

Q: Compare Locke and Godwin's ideas on why we consent to government: whose views are more convincing an...

A: Introduction: William Godwin was a philosopher who is considered as the founding father of Anarchism...

Q: What is politics for Schmitt, and how does his vision relate to war and other physical violence?

A: Carl Schmitt, a conservative German lawyer, propounded various legal, constitutional and political t...

Q: 1. Which of the political tactics discussed in this chapter are evident in this case?2. Why were the...

A: SOPA( Stop Online Piracy Act ) was quite an argumentative bill introduced in the house by Lamar S. S...

Q: Describe the theory of radicalism. How does it differ from liberal and conservatism? Do you think ra...

A: Radicalism is a belief system in the politics, of an individual or a party or an organization that s...

Q: Compare and contrast how federalism works in Canada and India.

A: Federalism is a form of a political system where at least two levels of government share power, one ...

Q: Affirmative action remains a controversial topic in American politics. One argument against affirmat...

A: Affirmative action in the United States is a set of laws, policies, guidelines, and administrative p...

Q: The US President is a part of what branch of government? This branch makes laws. The US Supreme Cour...

A: There are three branches of the government, among which the power of maintaining state affairs gets ...

Q: Voting is considered a civic responsibility, what does that mean to you?

A: The right to vote is a hard-earned right that many sections of society have achieved after a lot of ...

Q: The State of Grace enacts a law apportioning 3% of all business sales taxes collected in the state t...

A: States don't have to promote one religion in the country. They have to treat every religion equally.

Q: Should voting be made mandatory in the United States, why or why not?

A: Voting is the process in which individuals with their free choice come together to make decisions co...

Q: What other examples of state and local immigration policies does the article provide?

A: The immigration policy of the USA is based on the principle of, the reunification of families, invit...

Q: Why and how is reproductive behavior linked to the strength of the nation or a culture? How does thi...

A: Reproductive behavior is linked to the strength of a state and the culture in many ways. Many groups...

Q: "A government can be no better than the public opinion that sustains it." -- Franklin Delano Rooseve...

A: Introduction: President Franklin D. Roosevelt when gave the statement about public opinion being the...

Q: How democratic was Ancient Greece?

A: Introduction: Ancient Greece is an ancient country located in South-East of Europe. The Greece is fa...

Q: 31) If a tie occurs in the Electoral Votes, how is the tie broken? a) Each state gets one vote b) wh...

A: If the Electoral Votes are unable to decide who will be the President or Vice-President then a Conti...

Q: How would Direct Popular Election impact Hawaii’s votes?

A: Hawaii is one of the states in the United States of America. Situated in the Pacific Ocean. Hawaii i...

Q: What do you think is the best way to ensure that federal, state and local government agencies do not...

A: It's the federal government's responsibility to convey to the citizenry the government's real propag...

Q: 2)What was the holding of the Colorado civil rights commission?

A: In this, the Commission ruled down on grounds according to which Commission do not entertain the rel...

Q: List and summarize SCOTUS decisions on affirmative action in 1996 and 2003

A: Affirmative action is a policy used by colleges and universities to improve the educational opportun...

Q: Discuss Skidmore deference and Chevron deference.  What is the basis for each?  How do they differ? ...

A: Deference is an element of the Supreme Court's power of judicial review. 

Q: How did the ratification of the 18thand 19th Amendments show the restrictive and democratizing natur...

A: Introduction: Ratification is the agreement which comes upon terms by the authorities which in-turn ...

Q: What connections are there between the physical and psychological gaps separating settlers and nativ...

A: Frantz Fanon was a key thinker on decolonization and he is remembered for the third world independen...