What is the separation of power? To what extent the separation of power prevails in modern times? explain with examples

Q: Which of the following falls under the principle of individual rights in the Constitution?     ...

A: Individual rights started as protection from the Federal government and its interference in the live...

Q: Who created the Interview with Nwanyoji and why was it created

A: Nwanyoji interview

Q: What is political efficacy and what factors can influence the level of a person's political efficacy...

A: Political efficacy is the sense of believe that a citizen's active participation can bring social an...

Q: How are electoral votes awarded under “proportional representation” ?

A: The proportional system of representation is one of the frequently used systems of elections all ove...

Q: Is it possible for a person to have formal authority but no real power? Explain

A: Having formal authority but no real power can be easily understood as someone having a position of g...

Q: An example of a congressional-executive agreement includes the following? A. The Stategic Arms Limit...

A: A congressional-executive agreement is an agreement between the USA and a foreign nation. The scope ...

Q: Can you tell me about the “New Democrat?”

A: New Democrat is a term usually associated with the Democrats in modern times with a centrist approac...

Q: This plan called for a powerful legislature empowered to make all necessary laws and an all-powerful...

A: Making of U.S. Constitution

Q: The Department of the Air Force was created at the time of and was placed underneath the Department ...

A: The Department of Defense was created in 1947 as an executive branch of the federal government of US...

Q: To determine the public’s opinion of the police department, the police chief obtains a cluster sampl...

A: The bias in the survey is the selection bias of the sample as even the so called randomly selected c...

Q: William Jennings Bryan ran for president in 1896 on a platform advocating bimettallism that he had b...

A: William Jennings Bryan's bimetallism

Q: What does this mean? the representation of other’s culture is often regarded as a form of cultural a...

A: Cultural appropriation is a term that has recently surfaced due to the cultural changes taking place...

Q: Mark Mindhisbusiness does not believe that his hard-earned dollars should be spent on government pro...

A: Political ideologies

Q: Define Pluralist and Elite theories of power Define a Republic Define Negative and Positive liberty ...

A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any s...

Q: Prior to the post Civil War period, why were states able to exercise a great deal of power in regula...

A: Regulation of commerce

Q: All of the following presidents were assassinated except for this person. A. Abraham Lincoln B. Warr...

A: The US history has been witness to the assassination of four sitting Presidents and assassination at...

Q: Andrew Jackson was the first president to be impeached? True or False

A: First U.S. President impeachment

Q: Some politicians have suggested that opposing the idea of global warming/climate change should be co...

A: Political systems

Q: The following is NOT a presidential power under the Constitution a. granting pardons and reprieves b...

A: The president of the US have various powers in various fields or jurisdiction  

Q: An example of a president’s emergency powers not being upheld include which of the following? A. The...

A: President's emergency powers 

Q: Who invented politics?

A: Politics

Q: A congressional seat in which the party’s candidate enjoys the support of 55% of the constituents or...

A: Safe seats

Q: This amendment limits a president to two four-year terms, unless he or she finishes out a term of th...

A: Amendment for limitation of presidential nomination. 

Q: Unworthy candidates for office:   a)  Are less likley in a pure democracy that d...

A: Unworthy candidates

Q: Tax bills must be introduced in a. the Senate b. the IRSc. the House *d. Treasury Department

A: Tax bills