What made the politics of the 1790s so divisive? Who was engaged in passionate debate and what were they debating about?

Q: The following item/s are included in Committee reports on bills: a. the legislative intent of the bi...

A: Committee reports refer to a set of documents produced by the house and the Senate committees which ...

Q: A tie-breaking vote in the Senate is cast (made) by a. the President of the Senate *b. the President...

A: The casting vote is made by the presiding officer of the body.

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: During the Second Continental Congress all of the following occurred except? A. Adopted the Olive Br...

A: Second Continental Congress

Q: The concurrence of this many states was necessary in order to pass laws under the Articles of Confed...

A: The article of confederation states clearly the rules of amending and passing a law.

Q: Which best describes the job of the President’s Chief of Staff?a. S/he is President of the Senateb. ...

A: In recent times most of the US presidents have felt the requirement of a president's Chief of staff ...

Q: What are some possible ways to encourage voter participation and overcome rational ignorance?

A: voter participation

Q: Explain and analyze the main national security (foreign policy) issues facing the United States worl...

A: National security issues for the U.S.

Q: Q9. A bill became law when the P.M. signs in it Majority in the supports of it. (a) Presidents sign ...

A: A new bill

Q: These types of interest groups lobby congress and advocate  for legislation that is for the collecti...

A: Interest groups

Q: Case : Cuban-U.S. relations: The commercial, economic and financial embargo that the US imposed on C...

A: The given case study suggests that Cuba has a totalitarian regime with a one-party system. People th...

Q: The United States has undergone a gradual shiftfrom dual to cooperative federalism. In your opinion,...

A: U.S. federalism

Q: Describe how American politicians choreograph their messages throughthe mass media.

A: American Politicians have had a history of sending and propagating their thoughts worldwide through ...

Q: According to Robert Dahl’s traditional democratictheory, an ideal democratic process should satisfy ...

A: Robert Dahl's traditional democratic theory

Q: The Continental Congress met in the following city? A. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania B. Hartford, Conne...

A: The Continental Congress

Q: In what way was the Congo free state a product of European industrialization?

A: Congo free state

Q: Texas is described as having a traditionalistic individualistic political culture. Is this true for ...

A: Texas political culture.

Q: How can students under 18 participate in the democratic process?

A: Students' participation in the democratic process

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

A: Roles and responsibilities of the State

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

A: Tax bills