What is the term to describe dominance by one country or social group over another? A. Forcefulness B. Monopoly C. Subjectification D. Hegemony

Q: The weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation included all of the following except? A. Can't draft...

A: Articles of Confederation

Q: The Constitutional Convention met in the following city?   A. Richmond Virginia B. Boston, Massachus...

A: The Constitutional Convention

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: All of the following are social democracies except? A. Denmark B. Belarus C. Sweden D. Finland E. No...

A: Social Democratic countries

Q: The Black Power Movement was a militant separatist movement that sought to strategically use violenc...

A: The statement is false. Because;  The Black Power movement was a social movement seeking safety and ...

Q: The right to privacy is explicitly mentioned in the Constitution in: The Third, Sixth, Ninth, and E...

A: MCQ 

Q: According to Plato, the third best form of government was the following? A. Tyrannic B. Oligarchic C...

A: Plato's ideal form of government

Q: Ethical and legal reasoning often overlap for the following reason(s):   Question 26 options: ...

A: Ethical and logical reasoning

Q: This president started the “spoils system” when he fired more federal bureaucrats than all of the pr...

A: Spoils system

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

A: Unworthy candidates

Q: Which source of law takes priority in the following situations, and why? ( See Sources of American L...

A: Sources of American Law

Q: This was the first in a series of acts passed by the British Parliament to tax colonies to defray th...

A: Act passed by British Parliament 

Q: How has party polarization affected candidates’ election strategies?

A: Party polarization refers to the process under which the opinion and ideologies are opposed to by th...

Q: The mechanism for filling a vice president vacancy is found in the following amendment. A. Twenty se...

A: Vice President Amendment 

Q: What roles have been assigned to the state? How have responsibilities been appointed between the sta...

A: Roles and responsibilities of the State

Q: The Republican Party arose in the wake of the Kansas-Nebraska Act and included all of the following ...

A: The Republican Party

Q: The founder of Sparta was? A. Isagoras B. Pisistratus C. Hipparchus D. Hippias E. Lycurgus

A: Founder of Sparta

Q: King Henry VIII ultimately divorced the following wife, thus beginning the English Reformation? A. C...

A: English Reformation

Q: All of the following presidents delivered their State of Union Addresses in person to Congress excep...

A: State of Union Addresses

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: The Puritans believed in a hierarchy church and hence also embraced monarchy? True or False

A: Puritans on church and monarchy

Q: Delegates at the party’s national convention are typically more partisan than average Republicans an...

A: Delegates at National Convention

Q: Sparta was an oligarchy because the council could veto the popular assembly? True or False

A: The Spartan government consisted of Two kings from two royal families, the Gerousia and the Ephors. ...

Q: How to put this in own words?  Cultural appropriation is the adoptionor theft of icons, rituals, ...

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