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A: There were some problems regarding the articles of confederation faced by the authors of the constit...

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Q: Which of the following describes a primary election system in which you can cast a vote for which ca...

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

Q: Why are the "Age of Jackson" or the "Age of Jacktorian Democracy" ironic names for this period?

A: When Andrew Jackson became the 7th president of USA in 1829-1837, the period between1820-1860 is cal...

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A: Introduction: Feudalism refers to a social structure of relationship which existed between nobles an...

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A: The march has been attributable to serving to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It preceded the tow...

Q: How do you asses the presidency of andrew jackson?

A: Andrew Jackson was America's Seventh President from 1829.He was the leader of the Democratic Party. ...

Q: Is power shifting first to executives and then to bureaucrats?

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

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. 

Q: Which of the following amendments provided women the right to vote? Your answer: O 15th Amednment O ...

A: The women were provided suffrage, which they were denied for a lengthy time. A series of protests le...

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A: Introduction Education reform is the name given to the goal of changing public education. Historical...

Q: How are states and municipalities involved in the litigation (court cases) process?

A: Public Interest litigation:  The public interest litigation is a request in the interest of the peop...

Q: 24. In 1968 the Supreme Court upheld thc arrest of a young man for burning his draft card as an anti...

A: Introduction: Burning of a Draft-card was a form of protest which was done by men of the USA and Aus...