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Why do people study political sciences?
To understand how forms of governments function, change and evolve, with emphasis on the relationships between branches, between levels, and with the governments of other countries. Most political science graduates are not themselves governmental officials.
What is the difference between civics political science?
Political science is the study of governments. Civics is just a branch of political science that deals with the rights and role of citizens in a country.
Is the political tiff between two different ethnicities over who governs Crimea really any business of the US or UK governments?
As of March 2014, there is a political tiff between two different ethnicities over who governs Crimea. It is the business of US and UK governments.
In a federal political system, authority is?
divided between the central government and regional or sub-divisional governments
Does the word political have anything to do with the Government?
'Political' is an adjective derived from the noun 'politic/politics'. Governments are majorly involved in politics, so there is somewhat of a relationship between the two.
What is one feature of the political system created by the original Constitution of the US?
dividing powers between the national ans state governments
What kind of governments arose in Germany Italy and Spain as a result of the political confusion and instability between two world wars?
Fascism .
What is one feature of the political system created by original constitution of the US?
dividing powers between the national ans state governments
What are political differences between state governments?
Well you see bryan, every animal representing a political party has a different hair line, thus when listening to obama, look at his hair line.
Was Jonathan dayton a federalists?
Yes, he believed that political power needed to be divided evenly between the national and state governments.
Definition of political legal environment?
A 'political legal environment' is the system of government instituted by each country's central government. Think of the differences between the US-UK-German governments; all are democracies, but their governments are elected, govern, and are replaced in different ways.
A political system that divides power between a central government with authority over the whole nation and a series of state governments?
Federation. Or Confederation.
