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Which political institution in Maryland is most like the US congress?
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∙ 11y ago
general assembly
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What is the crux of a political institution?
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Why should you compare political institution?
because of compare we can done this that any one country how process well or getting defect in particular way like democracy, astocracy etc.
What president outlawed political parties?
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What two political parties dominated the election of 1796?
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Are there annual events in Maryland?
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What advantage and disadvantages of living Maryland?
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What were churches like in Colonial Maryland?
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What are the latent and manifest function of political institution?
The manifest function of a political institution is its intended purpose, such as creating and enforcing laws. The latent function refers to the unintended consequences or benefits that may arise from the institution's activities, such as fostering social cohesion or perpetuating power dynamics.
