James Madison's main argument in favor of a federalist position, stated in Federalist No. 51, was in defense of
A) large republics.
B) small democracies governed by direct democracy.
C) a bill of rights.
D) large legislatures with small districts and frequent turnover.
E) centralized judiciaries.
A
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a. Locke promoted the notion of nonviolent revolution. b. Locke put an end to the doctrine of divine right. c. Locke believed that revolution would lead to political revitalization and social improvement. d. Locke argued that people should exercise the power of "force without right." e. Locke thought that the new governments resulting from revolutions were always better than the governmentsthey replaced.
Which of the following factors is a possible reason for states to obey international law?
a. a reduced risk of war b. decreased flow of goods c. increased defense costs d. a high risk of arms races e. increased chance of war
Summarize what the text says about the youth vote in the historic 1972 election and in elections since that time.
What will be an ideal response?
In terms of personal ideology, most Texas governors have been
A) libertarian. B) conservative. C) moderately liberal. D) populist. E) socialist.