Answer:
They have overlapping functions and none can exist or function without the other. The organs work hard in hand to achieve the programmes and policies of government, secure the welfare of the citizens and implement the charters of international organizations.
Explanation:
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Arm of state includes the executive cabinet, the legislature (Parliament) and judiciary ( court of law)
whereas arms of government is also divided into
branches. Directly propotional
What does it mean to say the United States has a federal system of government?
A. Most power belongs to the national government.
B. The national government is controlled by a single person.
C. The national government shares power with state governments.
D. Most power belongs to local governments.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Federalism is a compromise meant to eliminate the disadvantages of both systems. In a federal system, power is shared by the national and state governments. The Constitution designates certain powers to be the domain of a central government, and others are specifically reserved to the state governments.
What is the purpose of government? What types of things should a government do for its
people? (List 5 things)
According to consensus theory, society, is held together by a common acceptance of such basic values as _________________.
Answer:
Option C
Explanation:
The options to this question are:
A. Equality and justice
B. Reason and logic
C. Right and Wrong
D. None of the above
Your answer is option C or "right and wrong." Right and wrong is one of the most common principles of social acceptance in any society. If a person see's someone's action as right or correct they will be more willing to accept that person. While if that person sees someone commit wrong, they will become more concerns or willing to explain their concerns. This is called a moral compass, something all humans are born with.
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How did northern and southern states compromise regarding the power of Congress over foreign trade and taxes?
A. Congress could tax goods coming into the country but not goods going out.
B. Congress could control all trade between states.
C. Congress could end the slave trade within 20 years.
D. Congress could tax goods going out of the country but not goods coming in.
Answer:
A. Congress could tax goods coming into the country but not goods going
Explanation:
The North-South Compromise of 1787, was a "Compromise Agreement" of sorts happening between delegates of the Northern States and the Southern States, the purpose of this compromise between the north and south, they had many goals,
Such being to end slavery, which, didn't work, taxation without representation and lastly the regulation of trade, the United States was still being formed at the time and so was the constitution, the British were still on there tails despite the United States being successfully declared independent.
Now, C. Is out of the question because 1. Slavery didn't end until about 100 or so years later, and 2. the question is regarding foreign trade and taxes`, which leaves us with A and B and D.
The idea that congress would control all trade "Between States" was, actually a legitimate idea at the time, the founding fathers were divided into thinking either if the federal government should have most of the power (Authoritarian),or as they called it, Federalism, and the other half thought about the dividing of powers and states (Anti-Federalism). Which is the current system we use, later congress eventually this power over trade, through the Commerce Clause of 1887, but not through the North-South Agreement of 1787, so we can X out B. (A and D are left)
We don't really need an explanation for D, since the power to tax external trade also came from the Commerce Clause of 1887, but It was fiercely debated that Congress would have power to tax goods coming in and out, eventually, that clause of the North-South Compromise was "Edited"
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Question 1
__ is important to law enforcement, because police officers have the right to deprive people of their liberty.
A unethical behavior
B Ethical behavior
Misuse of force
D) Use of force
What do property tax and sales tax have in common
The thing that the have in common is some of that money goes to the government.
Opinion on public schools dropping mask mandate
Answer:
they shouldn't the virus is still going on and the kids could bring the virus home an affect younger kids in their home
Answer:
They really shouldn't drop the masking in schools, more kids are getting sick cause of it.
Explanation:
Is the state and government the same? Please substantiate your answer.(
a state can be distinguished from a government. The state is the organization while the government is a particular group of people, administrative bureaucracy that controls the state apparatus at a given time. That is, governments are the means through which state power is employed.
Which of the following statements is true about tenancy by the entirety in North Carolina?
O A. A spouse may gift their interest in the property
to whomever they wish at their death with a legally
executed will.
O B. Both spouses must be named on the title, own half interest in the property, and have access to the
entire property.
O C. Property owned by one spouse prior to marriage will automatically be held as tenancy by the
entirety after the marriage.
O D. The transfer of one spouse's interest in property held as tenancy by the entirety does not require the
permission of the other spouse.
Answer:
o c is correct answer ...
Which statement best describes the relationship between the people and the government in a dictatorship?
A. Dictators rule for as long as the people allow them to rule.
B. Dictators have complete authority over the people.
C. In a dictatorship, the people control the army.
D. In a dictatorship, an oligarchy is elected by the people.
Answer:
B. Dictators have Complete Authority over the People.
Explanation:
For as long as there has been civilization, and governments, there has been Dictators, which have 2 main classifications, Authoritarian & Totalitarian.
Authoritarianism
Authoritarianism is an ideology distinctly defined as: "To have Absolute Power over the People" In ancient times, sharply in the medieval era, Absolute Monarchies have been the most common form of Authoritarianism, It has been widely debated that leaders chose the path of dictatorship because: "They do not trust their people to be free" or "I can make our country a lot stronger if I would have all the power" the second example is called a beneficial dictatorship, and you will learn more about that later in my statement.
Totalitarianism
Totalitarianism is what's known as a more extreme form of authoritarianism, it goes a little bit further than your average dictatorship, saying that totalitarianism is more extreme than authoritarianism, in an authoritarian government, the leader doesn't exert 100% control over the people, a totalitarian government is a different story and there have been many infamous totalitarian regimes.
Infamous Totalitarian Regimes:
* Third German Reich (Nazi Germany)
* Russian Empire
* Early Soviet Union (Joseph Stalin)
* the People's Republic of China (Mao Zedong)
* North Korea (Kim Dynasty)
* Italy (Benito Mussolini)
A Dictatorship isn't always just one person who has supreme power over the entire country in which they may rule, power may be split to a small group of people called an oligarchy, the two main types of authoritarianism is Autocracy (One Ruler) and oligarchy (Multiple Rulers)
Types of Dictatorships:
1. Beneficial Dictatorship
A "Beneficial Dictatorship" or a "Dictatorship for the benefit of the people" is a type of dictatorship, authoritarian, or totalitarian, in which a ruler exercises absolute political power for the benefit of the people, it stands as an example that not all dictatorships are bad, but still, there are not enough benevolent dictatorships in our human history.
2. Single-Party Dictatorship
A single party dictatorship or single party government is a system of government in which 1 party rules the nation, and the citizens of that country are banned from associating themselves with another party, usually the leader of the party is the leader of the country.
3. Personalist Dictatorship
Also known as a One-man dictatorship, which is what we have been discussing, in a personalist dictatorship power lies within one man.
4. Military Dictatorships
Also called Military Junta's, the name should be obvious, in a military junta, the military rules over the people, complete or substantial control.
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Which is true of the exclusive powers named in the Constitution?
A. They are granted to state governments.
B. They are granted to local governments.
C. They are shared between the national and state governments.
D. They are given only to the national government.
Answer:
D. They are given only to the national government.
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Which one is NOT a felony
A. Arson
B. Murder
C. Trespassing
D. Kidnapping
Which of the following is not true about the answer in pre-trial procedures
Answer:
what is the followin questions?
Explanation:
Does mr.stock give character evidence?
What governmental policy could be developed to avoid funneling low income defendants in the criminal justice system for the sake of revenue?
Answer:
Far from offering people a "second chance," our criminal justice system frequently punishes those who never had a first chance: people in poverty. By focusing law enforcement on low-level offenses and subjecting criminal defendants to money bail and other fees, our country effectively punishes people for being poor.
Explanation:
Explain and analyze what a good leader is
1 paragraph please see I'll mark you brainilest
Answer:
the good leader is who always speaks the trues
Explanation:
There is a unique link between leadership qualities and organizational success. Leadership is the problem of many organizations but little attention is given to leadership-related research. This paper aimed to examine the qualities of a good leader using principal component analysis (PCA). The study adopted a quantitative research approach by eliciting perceptions of respondents on the qualities of a good leader through structured questionnaire. One hundred and fifty (150) questionnaires were administered to top management of companies within the construction industry, banking industry, food industry, and information technology industry. One hundred and twenty-seven (127) were retrieved and considered for further analysis. The data obtained were analyzed using PCA. The findings revealed the principal qualities of a good leader to be: 1) accessibility and dedication, 2) neutrality and modesty, 3) aspiration and attentiveness, 4) believe and aptitude, 5) dignity and amiability, 6) insight and confidence, 7) vitality and concentration, 8) originality and honesty, 9) responsibility and team spirit, 10) decency and self-assurance, 11) charitable, 12) comical and maintenance culture, and 13) reliability. It is recommended that leaders should demonstrate these leadership qualities to enhance organizational effectiveness and efficiency.
Imagine that you are at a crime scene. You find skeletal remains, but the skeleton is not complete as some of the smaller bones are missing. The bones are within a twenty feet radius. Based on this information, what would you be able to ascertain about the time of death and the individual who was killed?
Answer:
More information is needed.
Explanation:
While this information would be able to discern the individual that was killed (DNA), the time of death would depend on other factors as well as the skeletal remains.
What is Information symmetry
why should management have a policy on unionism?
Answer:
To ensure peace and better accountability
Which aspect of the Constitution has made it a guide for the government of the United States for over 200 years?
A. its lack of change
B. its extreme length
CC. its complex ideas
D. its fundamental ideas
The answer is "The Fundamental Ideas"
Does the situation in which a male police officer frisks a female suspect pose any constitutional problems? What steps could the officer substitute for the frisk?
Answer:
With Perm From The female With out perm officer will loose his job.
Explanation:
In most agencies female officers are few and far between. In my county (counting local police departments, sheriff, CHP, Fish and Game, and various federal BLM and National Park officers) there is a whopping total of 4 female officers in the entire county (not counting correctional deputies at the jail who are not free to travel to the field and injured female officers currently unavailable)! The odds of a female officer being available and in the area on any stop we make is astronomical.
If the law required same-s$x searches, then we would have to detain females for an hour or longer at the scene of any stop.
The Bill of Rights is an important addition to the Constitution because it
A. guarantees a person's basic rights
CB. follows the rule of law
C. increases the responsibilities of state government
D. strengthens the power of the federal government
Answer:
A
Explanation:
The Bill of Rights is the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution. It spells out Americans’ rights in relation to their government. It guarantees civil rights and liberties to the individual—like freedom of speech, press, and religion. It sets rules for due process of law and reserves all powers not delegated to the Federal Government to the people or the States. And it specifies that “the enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.”
Respect is earned through actions, not gratification
5 sentences what it means to you?
Answer:
Neutral
Explanation:
You might want to put what it means to you.This seems like a opinion not a fact.
How are the powers of the legislative branch limited in a presidential government?
A. The President can reject a proposed law.
B. The legislative branch has fewer powers than the President.
C. The President makes and enacts the laws.
CD. The legislative branch cannot check presidential laws.
Answer:
A. The President can reject a proposed law.
Explanation:
The powers of our government derives from the Constitution, which has a strong and complex system called checks and balances, which was made to ensure that no branch of government overpowers the others and that the branches would keep each other in check.
The founding fathers wanted to prevent tyranny in the government, and so they thought if congress could make any law they wanted that it would be bad (to be vague) which is why bills that pass congress must go through the President, but if the President rejects the law than congress can convene to overrule this veto after considering reasoning which requires a 2/3 Supermajority.
- I wish not to be named, Criminal Defense Attorney-at-Law, PhD, Yale Graduate with Highest Honors.
long-term effects of workplace bullying
Answer:
Bullying has 4 effects in the workplace.
Explanation:
The first effect is that it can lower morale, belief, and determination. It can even result in such low confidence, the worker quits. Secondly, bullying in the workplace can make the victim perform poorly, lowering the business' reputation and opportunities for fame and popularity. Bullying in the workplace also results in the bosses, CEOs, or employers firing the victims when he or she performs poorly as a result of the bullying. Lastly, bullying, when caught, causes the attacker's long-term reputation to be ruined.
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In New York State a person may not be charged with a felony unless charged by ?
Answer:
Explanation:
A misdemeanor because its a less serious crime than a felony. Felonies are the most serious crimes you can commit and have long jail or prison sentences, fines, or permanent loss of freedoms. Misdemeanors usually involve jail time, smaller fines, and temporary punishments..
So basically, I have to ask a question and it’s very important.
When I was in second grade I was sitting on my desk. Someone knocked on the classroom door, and it was my job to open the door. Out of nowhere this boy came and wouldn’t let me pass by. I got angry so I got a pencil and hit him with it. I let my anger take over me and that was my fault thought. He said it drew blood but I can tell he already had a scab where I had got him. I then got a referral and was sent to the office. The fact of the matter was that I was sent to the Vice principal and she answered my questions for me. She knew I was too vulnerable to speak so she asked me questions knowing I wouldn’t know what to say because I was so crying so much. I never knew if my referral got denied after that or not but that day is still stuck in my head. My question is, will it be on my permanent record? I know colleges won’t look at a referral. I’m just asking if it will be on my permanent record? (Also some tips to comfort me would be delightful :(
Thanks for reading this.
Melissa.
Answer:
Each state is different, at the end of the day, your education district or chancellor decides. For example if you got suspended in elementary school, your record wil be removed by middle school. It’s okay and we all make mistakes, colleges won’t see this unless it’s on permanent record. For example me, when I was in grade school, I got suspended for bringing a butter knife, but at the end of the day if its in elementary or middle school, don’t do anything bad before yiu23====
Alcohol use/abuse leads to______ in the user/abuser.
Answer:
dependency. hope that's correct
3 characteristics of an entrepreneur that may a school leaver to become a successful business owner
Answer:Adaptability persistence and hardwork
Explanation:
hard work
There are 3 characteristics of an entrepreneur that may, a school-leaver to become a successful business owner are:
Adaptability.Persistence.Hard work.What is entrepreneur?
The term entrepreneur refers to the person who launched a new business with own risk and profit basis. The setup of new business with new idea and logic is called entrepreneurship. The entrepreneur is the main motive to set up business to generate employment. The entrepreneur is work new idea as called startup company.
There are the there characteristics of an entrepreneur are the successful in the business are adaptability, persistence, hard work. The starting up of a new business with a new idea and logic is called entrepreneurship. The entrepreneur's main motive is to set up a business to generate employment.
As a result, the characteristics of an entrepreneur are the successful in the business are adaptability, persistence, hard work.
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who created individual rights
Answer:
The American Bill of Rights, inspired by Jefferson and drafted by James Madison, was adopted, and in 1791 the Constitution's first ten amendments became the law of the land.
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Answer:james madison
Explanation:The American Bill of Rights, inspired by Jefferson and drafted by James Madison, was adopted, and in 1791 the Constitution's first ten amendments became the law of the land.