what were the main features of the Article of Confederation?

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A: U.S. judicial system

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...

Q: define three factors that had to be in place for a social movement to begin, what would these three ...

A: A social movement can be defined loosely as a mass movement by the common man to achieve a common go...

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

A: Tax bills

Q: The Connecticut Compromise did which of thefollowing?a. It guaranteed that slaves would count as thr...

A: The Connecticut Compromise

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

A: Congo free state

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

A: Colonial Acts and protests

Q: The English Enlightenment thinker Thomas Hobbes used all of the following words to describe life in ...

A: Thomas Hobbes on state of nature

Q: Discuss the fundamental difference between a democracy and a republic.

A: Democracy and Republic

Q: A new bill, H.R. 1, has been placed in the House hopper. While the bill deals mostly with transporta...

A: Introduction of bills

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: Maga McGowan believes in free health care for all Americans, to be funded entirely by the US governm...

A: Political idelogies

Q: Explain how the Articles of Confederation failedbut still provided a positive influence on the subse...

A: Articles of Confederation 

Q: Could you give a clear academically researched definition of "Globalization" in regards to the disci...

A: Defining Globalization

Q: What is the affirmative action model of election reform?

A: affirmative action model of election reform

Q: Representative democracies or constitutional monarchies include all of the following except? A. Neth...

A: Representative Democracies and constitutional monarchies

Q: How was Europe divided during the Cold War

A: After World War II various allied forces went and occupied Germany in pieces and also divided its ca...

Q: The four reasons for the two-party system include all of the following except?A. Political Socializa...

A: Reasons for two-party system

Q: The Senate Majority Leader is currently X, and the Speaker of the House is currently Y a. X is Nancy...

A: U.S. Government

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

A: The Magna Carta, also known as Republic Act 4670, was a bill passed by the Parliament of the Philipp...

Q: Which of the following individuals was a principal contributor to the drafting of Washington’s Farew...

A: George Washington’s Farewell Address

Q: Which of the following statements best describes the strategy of shermans march to the sea? (a) stra...

A: Sherman's march to the sea

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: Compare and contrast single member district and proportional representation (PR) How effective is ea...

A: Single member district and proportional representation (PR)

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

A: The Republican Party

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

A: Different roles of the President

Q: In which type of political culture do people believe that the role of government should be limited t...

A: Political culture refers to the symbolic practices and specific set of paths using which individuals...

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: How is the formal amendment process, consistentwith our Madisonian system of government, designed to...

A: Tyranny of the majority