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Mercantilists believe a country should__

The act of cutting down and burning parts of forest to create fertile soil is known as __________. A. terracing B. aquaculture C. deforestation D. slash-and-burn farming

Why is water conservation necessary? We need to prepare for the future even though water is plentiful now. Water shortages are expected in 40 states before the year 2026. Citizens must use less water because the government does not enforce conservation. Reservoirs are full throughout the nation, so there is nowhere to store excess water.

How did Rome expand its economy to meet the demands of its growing population?

Which statement best describes educational opportunities in Roman society? Wealthy males and females attended private schools. Wealthy females could be educated outside the home. Wealthy males and females were educated about the law. Wealthy males continued their education past the age of 12.

please answer fast!!!!!!!! A famine in which of the following countries brought masses of immigrants to the U.S A. Japan B. Ireland C. Poland D. Russia

Which document was a forerunner to the U.S. Constitution? A. The Louisiana Purchase B. The Northwest Ordinance C. The Bill of Rights D. The Mayflower Compact

Technological innovation continues to change the world. Discuss one technological innovation that you feel has changed the world. In one paragraph, define the technological innovation and explain how it has prompted change. Support your opinion with evidence in the form of reasons and specific examples.

How did the Framers of the Constitution address this colonial grievance when creating a new government? A. The Bill of Rights grants special privileges to the governors of each state. B. The Constitution grants Congress the power to make all laws deemed "necessary and proper." C. The Bill of Rights includes the Second Amendment which allows citizens to "keep and bear arms." D. The Constitution establishes a term limit for all elected officials.

Did ladd think the actions of these voters were legal? Explain your anwser

Which piece of advice from Last Lecture best supports the idea that it is important to achieve your dreams?

What was Jimmy Carter's greatest failure? Why? *

Under the domino theory, if South Vietnam fell to communism, what was likely to happen next?

The areas labeled by A and B on the map above are the __________. A. Philippine Peninsula and the Vietnam Peninsula B. Irrawaddy Peninsula and the Mekong Peninsula C. Indochinese Peninsula and the Malay Peninsula D. Miramar Peninsula and the Tasmanian Peninsula

Can you make a logical guess how size might affect a nation’s willingness to grant citizenship?

The strategy of "Total War" was adopted in one way or another by Lincoln, Grant, and Sherman. Lincoln's weaponizing of the industrial power of the North, Grant's sacrificial strategy, and Sherman's "scorched earth" tactics were all essential parts of the Union's victory over the Confederate States of America. These tactics were cunning, decisive, and devastating, but were they appropriate? Were the "Total War" tactics of the Union leaders acceptable to end the war? Why or Why not? Defend your answer in no less than a 5 sentence paragraph.

In the context of courts, jurisdiction refers to the __________. A. body of law or territory in which laws are addressed B. power of the Supreme Court C. area in which law enforcement may arrest an individual D. geographical area in which courts may exert their authority

Which of the following BEST describes how a federal judge could be removed from his/her position? A. If a federal judge commits a crime, he/she must first go through regular court proceedings, and if they are found guilty, they are ousted from office. B. If the president does not agree with a decision on a case, he may remove the judge from office immediately. C. If a judge commits any high crimes or misdemeanors, Congress may remove the judge by impeaching him/her. D. If a majority in Congress disagrees with a judge’s decision, they may vote to impeach him/her.

Which of the following BEST describes how a federal judge could be removed from his/her position? A. If a federal judge commits a crime, he/she must first go through regular court proceedings, and if they are found guilty, they are ousted from office. B. If the president does not agree with a decision on a case, he may remove the judge from office immediately. C. If a judge commits any high crimes or misdemeanors, Congress may remove the judge by impeaching him/her. D. If a majority in Congress disagrees with a judge’s decision, they may vote to impeach him/her.

Which of the following BEST describes how a federal judge could be removed from his/her position? A. If a federal judge commits a crime, he/she must first go through regular court proceedings, and if they are found guilty, they are ousted from office. B. If the president does not agree with a decision on a case, he may remove the judge from office immediately. C. If a judge commits any high crimes or misdemeanors, Congress may remove the judge by impeaching him/her. D. If a majority in Congress disagrees with a judge’s decision, they may vote to impeach him/her.

Which of the following BEST describes how a federal judge could be removed from his/her position? A. If a federal judge commits a crime, he/she must first go through regular court proceedings, and if they are found guilty, they are ousted from office. B. If the president does not agree with a decision on a case, he may remove the judge from office immediately. C. If a judge commits any high crimes or misdemeanors, Congress may remove the judge by impeaching him/her. D. If a majority in Congress disagrees with a judge’s decision, they may vote to impeach him/her.

Which of the following BEST describes how a federal judge could be removed from his/her position? A. If a federal judge commits a crime, he/she must first go through regular court proceedings, and if they are found guilty, they are ousted from office. B. If the president does not agree with a decision on a case, he may remove the judge from office immediately. C. If a judge commits any high crimes or misdemeanors, Congress may remove the judge by impeaching him/her. D. If a majority in Congress disagrees with a judge’s decision, they may vote to impeach him/her.

Which of the following BEST describes how a federal judge could be removed from his/her position? A. If a federal judge commits a crime, he/she must first go through regular court proceedings, and if they are found guilty, they are ousted from office. B. If the president does not agree with a decision on a case, he may remove the judge from office immediately. C. If a judge commits any high crimes or misdemeanors, Congress may remove the judge by impeaching him/her. D. If a majority in Congress disagrees with a judge’s decision, they may vote to impeach him/her.

Which of the following BEST describes how a federal judge could be removed from his/her position? A. If a federal judge commits a crime, he/she must first go through regular court proceedings, and if they are found guilty, they are ousted from office. B. If the president does not agree with a decision on a case, he may remove the judge from office immediately. C. If a judge commits any high crimes or misdemeanors, Congress may remove the judge by impeaching him/her. D. If a majority in Congress disagrees with a judge’s decision, they may vote to impeach him/her.

Which of the following BEST describes how a federal judge could be removed from his/her position? A. If a federal judge commits a crime, he/she must first go through regular court proceedings, and if they are found guilty, they are ousted from office. B. If the president does not agree with a decision on a case, he may remove the judge from office immediately. C. If a judge commits any high crimes or misdemeanors, Congress may remove the judge by impeaching him/her. D. If a majority in Congress disagrees with a judge’s decision, they may vote to impeach him/her.

Which of the following BEST describes how a federal judge could be removed from his/her position? A. If a federal judge commits a crime, he/she must first go through regular court proceedings, and if they are found guilty, they are ousted from office. B. If the president does not agree with a decision on a case, he may remove the judge from office immediately. C. If a judge commits any high crimes or misdemeanors, Congress may remove the judge by impeaching him/her. D. If a majority in Congress disagrees with a judge’s decision, they may vote to impeach him/her.

Federal judges have the power to __________. A. interpret the law B. write the law C. change the law D. enforce the law

If any state tribunal decides a federal question and the litigant has no further remedy within the state court system, from which of the following remedies could the litigant possibly benefit? A. a hearing by a US district court B. a hearing by a federal court of appeals C. a hearing by the US Supreme Court D. a Congressional vote

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A(n) __________ is issued when the Supreme Court agrees to review a case. A. circuit B. writ of habeas corpus C. writ of certiorari D. award