Explain and analyze the main national security (foreign policy) issues facing the United States worldwide at the present time.
Q: The following groups tend to vote more reliably for Democratic Party candidates than Republican Part...
A: Voting behavior of groups
Q: Is it possible for a serious third party to emerge in the United States, positioned ideologically be...
A: The United States has had a two-party system since 1852. Before this US had various parties, some of...
Q: Which founding father would have been eligible to run for presidency at the time because of an excep...
A: Eligibility of Presidents not born in the United States
Q: How do Locke and Rousseau differ regarding the social contract?
A: The social contract by John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau
Q: The first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution A. were proposed by the Antifederalists. B. were pr...
A: The Bill of Rights
Q: A congressional seat in which the party’s candidate enjoys the support of 55% of the constituents or...
A: Safe seats
Q: The founder of democracy was the following? A. Solon B. Pericles C. Cleithenes D. Isagoras E. Lycurg...
A: Democracy refers to the rule of the people directly or indirectly. Here the rulers keep in mind the ...
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: what is the crux of a political institution?
A: Introduction An institution is a set of formal rules defined by law.
Q: How are electoral votes awarded under “proportional representation” ?
A: The proportional system of representation is one of the frequently used systems of elections all ove...
Q: Explore the ideological tendencies of the majority and minority of the current U.S. Supreme Court. W...
A: Judicial ideologies
Q: To determine the public’s opinion of the police department, the police chief obtains a cluster sampl...
A: The bias in the survey is the selection bias of the sample as even the so called randomly selected c...
Q: The Code of Justinian was created around 450 B.C. or B.C E? True or False
A: The code of Justinian was a collection of laws and their legal interpretation during the reign of Ju...
Q: In its Declaration of Secession, South Carolina describes the Constitution as a) an act of the Ameri...
A: Declaration of Secession, South Carolina, 1852
Q: What are the measures conducted by The Philippine government to mitigate the problem of food scarcit...
A: Food Scarcity in the Philippines
Q: What are the most effective tools for establishing and preserving freedom?
A: Tools for establishing and preserving freedom
Q: The Congressional Budget Office does cost-benefit analysis of proposed legislation while the Governm...
A: The Congressional Budget Office and Government Accountability Office
Q: To what extent should the government influence the economy of a democracy such as the United States?
A: The size (extent) and the role of the government in economic policies is the most fundamental debate...
Q: The Civil Service Reform Act that ended the Spoils system is also known as? A. Garfield Act B. The G...
A: The spoils system referred to the system where the winning candidate would fire the supporters of th...
Q: Every state but Delaware sent delegates to the Constitutional Convention? True or False
A: The constitutional Convention admitted states one by one into the USA here. They signed the United S...
Q: what are the problems of unitary and federal systems?
A: Unitary and federal systems of government
Q: Please explain how to understand that "most public policies fail because they solve the wrong proble...
A: failure of public policies
Q: WHat is the difference between the United States definition of a commonwealth and the British defini...
A: United States and Britain - commonwealth
Q: During his election campaign, President Bush emphasized the need to restore integrity to the White H...
A: Artistic proofs was a term coined by Aristotle to refer to the three Greek modes of persuasion for c...
Q: The Coercive or Intolerable Acts were punitive measures imposed by Britain as a consequence of the f...
A: Coercive or Intolerable Acts by Britain
Q: What is a Biblical model of statesmanship and government?
A: Biblical model of statesmanship states that as the God is the creator of the Universe and he is the ...
Q: The first elected colonial legislature was the Virginia House of Delegates? True or False
A: The First colonial Legislature was set up in Virginia where the first capital was set up in Jamestow...
Q: This person saved Athens from a civil war only to be ostracized (banished) from Athens for 10 years?...
A: Ostracism in Athens
Q: Unworthy candidates for office: a) Are less likley in a pure democracy that d...
A: Unworthy candidates
Q: All of the following consider themselves to be a Democratic republics except? A. The Russian Federat...
A: Democratic republic refers to a structure of government where the head of the state is directly or i...
Q: Preemption is seen most in the doctrine of which president? A. Bill Clinton B. Barack Obama C. Ronal...
A: U.S. Presidents and Preemption
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