Which Article of the Constitution addresses the states and territories
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It's article IV
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What term refers to a tax that people have to pay before being allowed to vote
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This is called a poll tax. It is a tax levied as a precondition
of registering as an elector ('poll' meaning 'the counting of votes
at an election').
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In which form of government are all powers held by a central government
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A unitary government is one in which all powers are held by a
central government. A totalitarian government is also one that is
highly centralized, hence the origin of the name total-itarian,
from total and authoritarian.
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Which form of government is characterized by a loosely organized group of individual and independent states with a weak central government
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confederacy confederacy
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Were the Articles of Confederation effective in binding the states together
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The united States under the Articles was not effectively governed - that's exactly why the Articles were replaced by the Constitution.
There was no national economy - or a currency that was uniform throughout the land. America was, and still is, a land of trade. It was curtailed because of no uniformity in exchange.
There was no equal recourse to justice - a famous early case is about the farmer in Pennsylvania whose geese could not be marketed effectively in Maryland, just a few miles away, because there was a state import duty.
There was no method of agreement on development of new territories, or of improvements in transportation and communication.
There was no equality in legislation - each state, no matter how large or small in wealth and population, had the same vote in the national legislature.
The system broke down because there was little incentive to make it work.
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Which amendment protects a newspaper reporter who writes a story that is critical of the President's foreign policy
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Amendment 1
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States no longer had the power to permit slavery limited states' power in civil rights matters states could not deny the right to vote
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power of the state government
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The states may set a voting age lower than eighteen
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false
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Under which category does this constitutional amendment fall the procedure to fill a vacancy in the vice presidency
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Under which category does this Constitutional Amendment
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procedure to fill a vacancy in the vice presidency
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A person who has been found not guilty will not have to stand trial again on the same charges double jeopardy which amendment applies to this scenario
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Amendment 5
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Which Article of the Constitution addresses the states and territories
It's article IV
What term refers to a tax that people have to pay before being allowed to vote
This is called a poll tax. It is a tax levied as a precondition
of registering as an elector ('poll' meaning 'the counting of votes
at an election').
In which form of government are all powers held by a central government
A unitary government is one in which all powers are held by a
central government. A totalitarian government is also one that is
highly centralized, hence the origin of the name total-itarian,
from total and authoritarian.
Which form of government is characterized by a loosely organized group of individual and independent states with a weak central government
confederacy confederacy
Were the Articles of Confederation effective in binding the states together
The united States under the Articles was not effectively governed - that's exactly why the Articles were replaced by the Constitution.
There was no national economy - or a currency that was uniform throughout the land. America was, and still is, a land of trade. It was curtailed because of no uniformity in exchange.
There was no equal recourse to justice - a famous early case is about the farmer in Pennsylvania whose geese could not be marketed effectively in Maryland, just a few miles away, because there was a state import duty.
There was no method of agreement on development of new territories, or of improvements in transportation and communication.
There was no equality in legislation - each state, no matter how large or small in wealth and population, had the same vote in the national legislature.
The system broke down because there was little incentive to make it work.
Which amendment protects a newspaper reporter who writes a story that is critical of the President's foreign policy
Amendment 1
States no longer had the power to permit slavery limited states' power in civil rights matters states could not deny the right to vote
power of the state government
The states may set a voting age lower than eighteen
false
Under which category does this constitutional amendment fall the procedure to fill a vacancy in the vice presidency
Under which category does this Constitutional Amendment
fall?
procedure to fill a vacancy in the vice presidency
A person who has been found not guilty will not have to stand trial again on the same charges double jeopardy which amendment applies to this scenario