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The Democratic party system of apportioning national convention delegates among state parties favors the?
most heavily populated states
One of the arguments against federalism is?
that state and local interests can block progress and impede national plans
What fraternity was established to help protect and promote the interests of farmers in both the state and national government?
the were called the templars
What is blue state?
A state where the voting usually favors the Democratic candidate.
This Secretary of State made it clear that the US would risk war to protect its national interests?
john foster dulles :: )
What system of government guarantees each state representation at the national level?
This is the legislative. Each state will send representatives to help determine laws and ensure their interests are heard.
What is called putting the region or state interest's above the nations?
Putting the region or state interests above the nation is often referred to as regionalism or regional loyalty. This can lead to conflicts with national policies and priorities, as regional interests may take precedence.
Who part of an ambassadors cabinet?
Ambassadors are responsible for working with national governments in order to ensure that their national interests are being met. In the United States, Ambassadors are part of the US State Department.
Why was the Chemical Manufacturers Association established?
The Chemical Manufacturers Association (CMA) was established to represent the industry's interests in local, state, and national affairs.
Did Teddy Roosevelt steal state lands for the National Parks System?
No. All land that Roosevelt protected from rape and pillaging by commercial interests was federal property. These commercial interests, and their supporters, who lived in Arizona were upset when TR made the federal land protecting the Grand Canyon a national park. Eventually the people of Arizona were so pleased at what TR did that they made "Grand Canyon State" their state nickname.
What is the definition of coercive measure?
Coercive measures are one of the most popular methods for promotion of national interests, which have been frequently used by the state. According to Beard, the coercive measure adopted by the state for the enforcement of the national interests broadly fall into two categories: a) the measures taken within the state which do not infringe directly upon the state against whom they are taken and b) measures directly operating against the state which are the object of enforcement procedure. source taken from "Introduction to International Relations" written by Dr. Syed Wasim-ud-Din. Answer Coercive measures are one of the most popular methods for promotion of national interests, which have been frequently used by the state. According to Beard, the coercive measure adopted by the state for the enforcement of the national interests broadly fall into two categories: a) the measures taken within the state which do not infringe directly upon the state against whom they are taken and b) measures directly operating against the state which are the object of enforcement procedure. source taken from "Introduction to International Relations" written by Dr. Syed Wasim-ud-Din. Answer Coercive measures are one of the most popular methods for promotion of national interests, which have been frequently used by the state. According to Beard, the coercive measure adopted by the state for the enforcement of the national interests broadly fall into two categories: a) the measures taken within the state which do not infringe directly upon the state against whom they are taken and b) measures directly operating against the state which are the object of enforcement procedure. Source taken from "Introduction to International Relations" written by Dr. Syed Wasim-ud-Din.
Which statement accurately describes the relationship between the national, state, and local levels of political?
local and state organizations can have platforms that differ from the party's national platform. there are only loosely connected, allowing different regions to have their own platforms and interests national party committees have no real power over organizations at the state and local levels
