Answer this question (400 words) In the area of political parties, we have an interesting contradiction in US politics. Americans, in the abstract, are supportive of the idea of third parties yet no one seems to want to vote for them rendering modern third parties largely powerless. Using the text as well as your own thoughts, discuss this contradiction. Why […]

A 1 page magazine format. About the current events happening about socialism in Norway and in United states.. ex : health care, taxes, etc..

Read and Answer this questions. (400 words) As our textbook notes, the voter turnout rate in the US is much lower than that of other developed democracies. In response to this phenomenon, many political scientists argue that low voter turnout is caused by legal and institutional hurdles that prevent many would be voters from participating. Other political scientists contend that […]

Please answer the three questions. 1. Does public opinion sometimes put society at a disadvantage? 2. How do you feel about policies in place when it comes to education? 3. Do you think public opinion influences policy?

Please answer this question. (400 words) A famous philosopher and historian named David Hume claimed that government rests on public opinion alone. In your opinion, how applicable is Hume’s claim to our current political system? In what ways do governmental actors try to shape opinion? What is the proper relationship between public opinion and policy?

Please answer the three questions. 1. How do you think we could change the laws to prevent the issues of immigrants being deported? 2. What do you think about the right of colored people? 3. What is more important to you, civil rights or public safety? *Each answer 250 words.

Why wasn’t slavery eliminated with the creation of the Constitution, if equality and liberty were core concepts? 2. Why weren’t women granted full equality in the early years of the nation?

1. Do political parties help or hinder the legislative work of both houses of Congress? 2. As a constituent, do you feel that your voice (and the voice of those around you) is being heard by your Congress Member and by your US Senators? I need one paragraph responses to each question single spaced.

The process of confirming federal judicial appointments has become especially contentious over the past few decades. Do you think this is a result of the expanded role that courts play in political decisions, a change in the nature of contemporary political discourse, both, or something else entirely? At the end of the day, is it likely that this reality will […]