When is it okay to replace a government?

Q: The Meiji government centralized power in all the following ways EXCEPT    keeping all major manu...

A: Japan became an imperialist power with the restoration of the Meiji emperor in Japan.

Q: How does “a locked economy”--monoculture and dependency—keep poor countries poor? How were people fo...

A: A locked economy refers to that economy in which the exchange of goods and services are closed for t...

Q: What is the Supreme Court case that impacted the Voting Rights Act? What did the Supreme Court say w...

A: A supreme court case which impacted voting rights act is Separate but equal doctrine. 

Q: Would giving the president authority to require a yes or no vote on legislation by congress violate ...

A: As we know the government of any country has three organs namely the executive, the legislature and ...

Q: What is realism in terms of a state level of analysis?

A: Realism is a political ideology that tries to study international politics by using natural methods ...

Q: Examine each of the folowing situations and attempt to determine whether it involves the principle o...

A: The above mentioned principles are mainly found in democratic societies. The situations given each d...

Q: Rather than placing limits on donations or expenditures, ethics laws in Texas require candidates to ...

A: Texas government has led some guidelines to the candidates who want to contest elections.

Q: Given that Africa had diverse political institutions, systems, and ethnicities with cultural and pol...

A: Kwame Nkrumah was born in 1909 and died on April 27, 1972. He was a nationalist Ghanaian leader who ...

Q: Reflection Paper on "National Security in the Philippines"( not more than 300 words).

A: The national security policy ( NSP ) is a documents which contains the statement of the principle th...

Q: What is meant by the Doctrine of Precedent?  put the source of answer

A: Doctrine of Precedent is a legal term, which is used by the judiciary in most of the countries. The ...

Q: The "separate but equal" policy of segregation was enforced by ____ laws.

A: 'Separate but equal'  doctrine states that racial segregation wont lead to inequality , equality for...

Q: Assess policy impact with respect to its costs and benefits

A: The policy's costs and impacts are entirely shocks and vital for developing an understanding related...

Q: What has contributed to the rapid growth of the government during the past few decades?

A: Introduction:  The rapid growth of the government in the past few years depends on the various polic...

Q: and the ways in which the agency adjudication process may make up for the inherent deficiencies in r...

A: Rules are kind of set of guidelines that have to be followed while making choices. They impose oblig...

Q: State True or False: Potatoes are the most popular mainstay in the diet of first- and second-generat...

A: The answer is false. Immigration has a powerful influence on the cuisine of the United States of Ame...

Q: What are at least three different factors thatinfluence a president’s public approval ratings?

A: President is the executive head of the government. In the American system of government, he is the m...

Q: What types of governmental actions should we beconcerned about as we evaluate a country?

A: There are so many governmental actions, which is a cause of concern for the citizens and the country...

Q: explain how the world was re-ordered politically and economically between 1750 and 1850.

A: It is a very well-known fact that change is the driving force in history. Instead, different politic...

Q: what problems did scholar-officials sometimes face?

A: Scholar-officials are the group of intellectuals, also known as literati, scholar, or scholar-bureau...

Q: Why do you think Socrates angered the officials in Athens so much

A: Socrates was born in Athens, Greece. He is one of the greatest human being ever lived. Socrates, Pla...