Is it possible for a person to have formal authority but no real power? Explain

Q: Q#3. Define any one form of state with its advantages and disadvantages.

A: State:  advantages and disadvantages

Q: What are the most effective tools for establishing and preserving freedom?

A: Tools for establishing and preserving freedom

Q: This plan called for a powerful legislature empowered to make all necessary laws and an all-powerful...

A: Making of U.S. Constitution

Q: The president typically relies more on the White House Chief of Staff than the White House Cabinet? ...

A: The White House Chief of Staff is a bureaucratic position that is earned through one's merits. This ...

Q: All of the following are the true positions taken by most Democrats except? A. Greater access to or ...

A: Positions taken by Democratic Party

Q: An example of a congressional-executive agreement includes the following? A. The Stategic Arms Limit...

A: A congressional-executive agreement is an agreement between the USA and a foreign nation. The scope ...

Q: Explain the distinction between Exclusive Powers, Concurrent Powers, and Residual Powers, which are ...

A: The Australian constitution clearly distinguishes powers and divides them accordingly between the fe...

Q: What does this mean? the representation of other’s culture is often regarded as a form of cultural a...

A: Cultural appropriation is a term that has recently surfaced due to the cultural changes taking place...

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 following introduced the New Jersey Plan. A. William Paterson B. Roger Sherman C. James Madison ...

A: New Jersey Plan

Q: Please explain how to understand that "most public policies fail because they solve the wrong proble...

A: failure of public policies

Q: Q. Why should human rights be at the core of scientific and technological advancement? Q. What is th...

A: Introduction Every man has human rights in the society which are inherent to all the people irrespec...

Q: Which source of law takes priority in the following situations, and why? ( See Sources of American L...

A: Sources of American Law

Q: All of the following presidents were assassinated except for this person. A. Abraham Lincoln B. Warr...

A: The US history has been witness to the assassination of four sitting Presidents and assassination at...

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: Why was the Bill of rights enacted?

A: The Bill of rights was written by James Madison to put certain protects against the government towar...

Q: How do states maintain legitimacy?

A: Legitimacy of states

Q: “If we consider the image of Pakistan and India in international community, India is more popular th...

A: Soft Power of States

Q: The Athenian leader Solon created the Council of 500. True or False

A: Council of 500

Q: What is Democracy?

A: Democracy is a system of government. This is a political system under which the power rests with the...

Q: What were the factors which led to the creation of the confederacy being split between a Lower and U...

A: Secession in the United States

Q: All of the following typically occur at a party’s national convention except? A. Decides the partys ...

A: Party's National Convention 

Q: This person saved Athens from a civil war only to be ostracized (banished) from Athens for 10 years?...

A: Ostracism in Athens

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: The Pilgrims landed at and founded the following cities or town? A. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania B. Ja...

A: Pilgrims

Q: Write a short note on Sovereignty?

A: The word sovereign derives its origins from the old french word soverain. The word has its origins i...

Q: Case : Cuban-U.S. relations: The commercial, economic and financial embargo that the US imposed on C...

A: The given case study suggests that Cuba has a totalitarian regime with a one-party system. People th...

Q: Which of these is a characteristic of an authorized system of government

A: Characteristic of an authoritarian system of government.

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: Explain the difference between an unincorporated territory and a freely associated state and detail ...

A: Unincorporated territory and a freely associated state in United States

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: The weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation included all of the following except? A. Can't draft...

A: Articles of Confederation

Q: The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is a part of the Health and Human Services Departm...

A: The Occupational Safety and Health Administration 

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

A: Single member district and proportional representation (PR)

Q: Andrew Jackson was the first president to be impeached? True or False

A: First U.S. President impeachment