What transformations in women’s economic role took place in the 1950s and 1960s?

Q: What is the historical basis of the ex post facto and bill of attainder provisions, and why would th...

A: The ex post facto law is a law legislated after the crime has been committed and applying this law f...

Q: What issues divided the Mexican government and the Americans in Texas, and what proposals sought to ...

A: Redistricting in Texas: Redistricting is a process by which the district boundaries and borders, ter...

Q: 1. Does the state need to have a company to engage in economic activities or is it sufficient in the...

A: Since you have asked multiple questions we will answer the first one for you. If there is any partic...

Q: How effective is digital activism?

A: The Internet and social media have become powerful channels for learning public policy issues, exhor...

Q: Please write a conclusion paragraph on democracy

A: Democracy is seen as the superior form of government over other forms of government, but even then t...

Q: Identify the concept being described in each statement. 1. It is the process of having power and inf...

A: 1-Politics----- it is the process of having power and influencing the community in creating orderly ...

Q: What new roles did the federal government assume under Great Soci- ety initiatives, and how did they...

A: The New Deal was a range of plans launched by President  Franklin D. Roosevelt. The deal was his met...

Q: What new roles did the American government take on during the New Deal, and how did these roles shap...

A: The world faced an economic crisis in the first half of the 1990s, which was known as the great depr...

Q: Do you think it's important for a president to choose someone who has supported him or her political...

A: The powers of the President are explicitly given in Article II of the United States Constitution. Th...

Q: ative branch sho d the document

A: The option is B. The American Constitution places many restrictions on different organs of the gover...

Q: Three new political parties appeared in the six years from 1848 to 1854: Free-Soil, American (Know-N...

A: The period of 1848 to 1854 saw the rise of many small but powerful political parties in the American...

Q: Politics is a debate over the public good and the legislation formulated to realize the public good ...

A: Politics is something that has different meanings at different places, the definition changes with t...

Q: EAW , protecting employees from being fired because they refuse to engage in illegal activities is a...

A: EAW refers to being employed at one’s will. The prime focus of this will is respect towards the free...

Q: Can you give two short examples of how federalism limits the national executive?

A: Federalism:  When power is shared by two or three tiers of government is known as "federalism". Fede...

Q: How did slavery impact the development of American Government?

A: Slavery is a condition where people are forces to work them they are treated as property and they ha...

Q: How did reformers try to address the limits of machine government? To what extent did they succeed?

A: Many political and social reformers tried to introduce societal changes by awakening all the individ...

Q: Kindly answer the Political environment analysis of England as it relates to:           Future polit...

A: Political Risk: It means possibility of problems arises due to change in government of a country. It...

Q: BLAS 140A _______________________, a poet and abolitionist, smuggled a letter to John Brown when he ...

A: John Brown, an American abolitionist leader, fought for the abolition of slavery but not through spe...