What was President Wilson’s purpose in creating the Committee on Public Information (CPI)? Why did Wilson feel it was important for the government to have control of the messaging? And what tactics did it employ to achieve its purpose?

Q: How does the judicial branch promote the general welfare?

A: A government is characterized by its three branches; Executive, legislative and the Judiciary. These...

Q: 5 things that were unique to China's experience with imperialism.

A: Chinese Imperialism is a major part of the history of East Asia. Imperialism refers to the control o...

Q: What are the most effective tools for establishing and preserving freedom?

A: Tools for establishing and preserving freedom

Q: Describe the ideas behind the American Revolution and 2.1 their role in shaping the Constitution

A: American revolution

Q: How did redefining demobilization work to the Colombian government’s advantage?

A: Colombia is a country located in the north of South America. It is an intracontinental country famou...

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

A: The Republican Party

Q: Do political parties help or hinder American democracy?

A: A democracy is made up of a system where political parties or individuals stand for elections to win...

Q: 6. What do you call campaign statements that can be proven? F Bias G Opinion H Propaganda J Fact

A: Political campaign statements

Q: The following act caused major protests to erupt in the colonies? A. Declaratory Act B. Quartering A...

A: Colonial Acts and protests

Q: What was the long term plan for emergency banking relief act

A: The Emergency Banking Act was introduced in 1933. This bill was passed in the midst of the Great Dep...

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

A: Students' participation in the democratic process

Q: what were the main features of the Article of Confederation?

A: Article of Confederation

Q: What is the democratic peace theory? What are its limitations?

A: Democratic Peace Theory

Q: The rationality principle of politics says that _________.    a. all political behavior has a pur...

A: The rationality principle 

Q: This state refused to ratify the Articles of Confederation until all of the other states relinquishe...

A: Articles of Confederation

Q: whether federal judges should exercise judicial activism or restraint.

A: Judicial activism and Judicial restraint

Q: Which of the following statements is FALSE?a. The US has both federal and state court systemsb. Very...

A: U.S. judicial system

Q: What factors influence voter registration and turnout?

A: Voter registration and turnout

Q: Identify and explain three different roles of the President.

A: Different roles of the President

Q: write in details about the causes of world war II in your own words?

A: Causes of World War II

Q: How does federalism affect the scope of government?Did the national government grow at the expense o...

A: Federalism and scope of government

Q: What is the separation of power? To what extent the separation of power prevails inmodern times?

A: The separation of power refers to the separation of different functions of the government which are ...

Q: Question: Describe some of the basic components of the evolution of capitalism?

A: Capitalism

Q: What is likely to happen if entitlement spending is not reduced? Using the economic way of thinking...

A: Entitlement spending

Q: “We are under a Constitution, but the Constitution is what judges say it is, and the judiciary is th...

A: Judiciary

Q: do organized interests play too great a role in policymaking?

A: Organized interest lead to organized show of support or protest against certain bills, policy or ame...

Q: Please explain how to understand that "most public policies fail because they solve the wrong proble...

A: failure of public policies

Q: In its Declaration of Secession, South Carolina uses the Declaration of Independence to establish: ...

A: Declaration of Secession, South Carolina

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: Concisely explain at least 2 provisions in R.A. 4670 or the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers. ...

A: Republic Act No. 4670 or the Magna Carta was passed by the Parliament of Philipines to provide vario...

Q: Explain the 2 section in magna carta for public school teachers. 1) Section 10.No Discrimination. Th...

A: Magna Carta is a law passed by the Philippian government for the public school teachers to provide e...

Q: All of the following were major Greek city states (poleis) except? A. Macedon B. Sparta C. Corinth D...

A: Greece is one of the greatest countries which can boast of it its ancient civilization. It had great...

Q: Rep. Jonquil Smith-Sanders-Cortez (D-NY) intends to vote for passage of HR 1. This bill is opposed b...

A: Political terms

Q: What are the strengths and weakness of approaches used in defining and measuring poverty?

A: Monetary approach to measuring poverty

Q: How do the views of John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau in regard to 'Human Nature' differ, and how...

A: John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau in regard to 'Human Nature' 

Q: The US Supreme Court isa. the only court mentioned specifically in the Constitution b. the highest c...

A: The Supreme court of the US is the court that acts as the interpreter and guardian of the constituti...