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When two sources disagree about a particular issue, it is called a "discrepancy" or "disagreement." This divergence can arise from differing interpretations, biases, or methodologies used by the sources. In academic and research contexts, such disagreements are often examined to understand the underlying reasons and to seek a more comprehensive understanding of the issue.
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What is a case where two sides disagree over some issue called?
disagreement of dispute
Why did Americans disagree on the issue of empire?
llol
Why did Americans disagree about the issue of empire?
Yum
What is the process of checking the laws of our land called?
Judicial Review
What are political action committees that concentrate their effort on one particular issue called?
Typically they are referred to as "single issue groups."
What does vital sources mean?
Vital sources refer to essential or crucial sources of information or materials that are instrumental in analyzing a specific topic or issue. These sources are considered foundational to understanding and exploring a particular subject in depth.
PACs that concentrate their efforts on one particular issue are also called?
single-interest groups
on what issue did federalists and ant-federalists disagree most strongly?
fedrilism
William Jennings Bryan was called the ''silver-tongued orator'' for the Populist Party on what particular issue?
Bimetallism.
What is the definition of a position issue?
A position issue is an issue that different parties disagree on, as opposed to a valence issue, which is an issue that the electorate generally all takes one side on.
On what issue did Conservatives Wade Hampton III and Martin Gray disagree?
political views for blacks
Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages of nuclear energy?
I think so, but others disagree. It is a controversial issue.
