Which political party won the 1964 election due to fear tactics?

Q: What happens when a president chooses not to accept losing his presidential election.

A: It is a very recently debated issue on "what will happen when or if a President chooses not to accep...

Q: Similarities between legal rules and non-legal rules.

A: Legal rule are those which are enacted by the national/state legislation followed by the legally def...

Q: Discuss the causes of the Civil War in Indian Territory & Describe the major battles and outcome...

A: Introduction: Civil war is a war which not inter-territorially fought but it happens between two dif...

Q: What issues make the interconnectedness of the global world apparent to people, Ebola and Migration....

A: Globalization :  The interconnectedness of people and countries on the political, social, economic, ...

Q: Explain yellow journalism.

A: The concept yellow journalism originated in US.It is an indicator of degradation of journalism as a ...

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: "A government can be no better than the public opinion that sustains it." -- Franklin Delano Rooseve...

A: Public opinion framed by the influence of media and political socialization determines the governmen...

Q: which of the following is a similarity between the two major political parties?-  a- organize to win...

A: The basic feature of a major political party is to appeal to the common masses and aim to stand and ...

Q: 1. When can you say that a voter is called a critical voter?2. What is a weighted voting?

A: Critical voters are those people who, if they change their preferences from yes to no, will create a...

Q: Which organization - the NWP or the NAWSA is more likely to have an impact on the women’s suffrage m...

A: NAWSA: National women's suffrage association was formed in 1890 to advocate the political and equal ...

Q: how does the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection Act cover employers and emplo...

A: Aboriginal Protection Act:  The Aboriginal Protection Act refers to the self-governance and self-suf...

Q: Constitutionalism: A government of laws, not of people-those who exercise governmental power are res...

A: 1 - True. Those who exercise governmental power are restricted under the principle of Constitutional...

Q: One of the objectives of tort law and punishment of a tortfeasor is to: A) find guilt beyond a reaso...

A: tort law are made and brought into existence in cases like where no contract exists its the tort law...

Q: How was Kennedy able to use the medium of television to his advantage

A: Communication is a very effective medium to reach to the people and there are may form of communicat...

Q: What is the main section of the Constitution

A: A constitution is a written set of rules and fundamental principles which should be followed by each...

Q: What was unique and new about the Treaty of Paris that ended the Spanish-American War? Group of ans...

A: The Treaty was signed between the two countries Spain and the United States in 1898. This brought an...

Q: Are there industries the U.S. government should protect with tariffs to discourage foreign competiti...

A: Protectionism is the policy of protecting the domestic industries against foreign competition by the...

Q: who is responsible to measure poverty in US and how is it accurate?

A: Sometimes people are not able to meet the basic needs life and whenever such a situation arises its ...

Q: Summarize Taft’s concept of Dollar Diplomacy. What was its purpose? How did Taft propose to implemen...

A: William Howard Taft became the President of the United States in 1909. Taft aimed to strengthen the ...

Q: Do electors have to vote in favor of the state votes? and how electors may thwart the popular will?

A: The elector is the one who has the voting power with him. He occupies the central place in the elect...

Q: LOBBYIST: All citizens in America have ---blank#2---- to form a group and push for what they want in...

A: Introduction: Lobbyist are person or individual who represent a particular idea or interest which th...

Q: Analyzing the Bill of Rights as a primary source, what is its source content? Who wrote it? When? Wh...

A: Introduction: Bill of Rights is a legal documents which depicts the United States constitutional his...