Which Federalist Paper addressed the size of the House of Representatives by explaining it would not be an elitist body because the size of the House of Representatives would grow alongside the size of the U.S. population?
a. Federalist Paper No. 10
b. Federalist Paper No. 17
c. Federalist Paper No. 55
d. Federalist Paper No. 68
e. Federalist Paper No. 78
c
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a. U.S. military forces are involved in more judicial proceedings in the United States and abroad. b. they are taking on more issues of civil liberties and human rights. c. the legislative and executive branches are shying away from resolving many of the more difficult decisions. d. the Constitution is failing to add more powers to the judicial branch.
The U.S. immediately outlawed immigration after the Revolution so as to keep out potential British troublemakers and spies
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which community is described as midsize and small towns with economies fueled by hotels, stores, and restaurants and lower than average median household income by county?
a. Minority central b. Industrial metropolis c. Service worker centers d. Mormon outposts
Design and names by which merchants or manufacturers designate and differentiate their products are known as _____.
A. trademarks B. copyrights C. patents D. licenses