History, 04.02.2020 01:53 javier04052000
Which government precedent did the roman republic pass on to future civilizations? a: concentration of power in a few leaders who are appointed based on merit
b: principle of one man, one vote, regardless of status or wealth
c: representation of citizens in a law-making body
d: separation of powers among multiple political institutions leaning towards a/b what do you think?
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History, 22.06.2019 11:10
What does it mean to say the united states has a federal system of government
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History, 22.06.2019 17:30
Ademocratic government allows its citizens to vote directly on most issues. however, the citizens cannot simply pass any law they want. the government has a constitution guaranteeing that certain rights can never be denied to any citizen. these guarantees were included to make sure the most popular political parties would be unable to pass laws limiting the political rights of their opponents. which principle of democracy does the government described in the passage most directly represent? a. valuing the need to compromise b. recognizing the worth and dignity of the individual c. accepting majority rule but insisting on minority rights d. respecting the equality of all citizens
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History, 22.06.2019 18:20
Reynolds's political map of the united states shows free states, slave states, and areas open to be free or slave after the repeal of the missouri compromise. reynolds’s political map of the united states showing comparative area of the free and slave states following the repeal of the missouri compromise. southern states are gray. northern states and california are red. territories to the west are green. kansas is not filled. by reynolds [public domain], via wikimedia commons how is the compromise of 1850 reflected in the map?
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