Answer:
A . “‘Any of us can move across it... I argue that we all have the capacity for love and evil — to be Mother Theresa, to be Hitler or Saddam Hussein.’” ( Paragraph 3)
Explanation:
Zimbardo claims that the line between good and evil is permeable, meaning that people are not born “good” or “evil”. On the contrary, everyone can cross that line, especially under certain circumstances. For example, the soldiers´ mental state and the lack of supervision, training, or accountability led to the abuse of an Iraqi prisoner in Abu Ghraib.
The idea that government must treat people fairly when it takes life, liberty, or property is part of your right to A.Due Process
B.Eminent Domain
C.Warrant-less Searches
D.Grand Jury
Answer: B
Explanation:
My last brain cells were used on picking whether or not to order chipotle or pizza. Which one?
Answer:
Explanation:pizza is good
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Answer:
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Explanation:
To have a fair trial, juries must be a fair cross-section of the community. This most nearly means:
A. the community votes on jury members
B. the jury must reflect the surrounding community in gender, race, color, religion, and ethnic background
C. the jury must reflect must consist of family members from the defendant and plaintiff.
D. the jury must be the same race as the defendant
Answer:
B. the jury must reflect the surrounding community in gender, race, color, religion, and ethnic background
Explanation:
Because it needs to be around your community
Explain how the cases of Bakke, the VMI, and Grutter relate to the Fourteenth Amendment.
Which of these statements is true of representative democracy?
A. Citizens have unlimited individual rights.
B. Citizens vote directly on all laws and government actions.
C. Government leaders rule by force.
D. The people elect government leaders.
Answer:
D Is the correct answere
Problem solving should be based on which of the following techniques?
action and reaction
first identified, first solved
immediate determination
investigative process
Answer:
investigative process :)
Explanation:
i just did the assignment lol
i hope this helps ;)
Marty stabs Chris’s hand while playing poker because he is mad he is losing. Ordinarily, a person could just wrap a wound like this and be fine. However, Chris has hemophilia, but he hasn’t told anyone even though he’s had it for years, which means he bleeds more than most people and can die from even minor injuries. He bleeds to death.
CAN MARTY BE CHARGED FOR THE DEATH OF CHRIS?
Answer:
It is mostly the responsibility of Marty. Marty should’ve been more careful when playing poker with Chris. Either way there is concequences for everything bad you do so yes Marty is going to be charged for the death of Chris.
Explanation:
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If local citizens are unhappy with a locally elected official, they can conduct a recall election and "fire"
or remove that person from office.
O True
False
Example of voter apathy are voting in elections, volunteering for campaigns and working the election
polls.
O True
False
Answer:
False
False.
Explanation:
From the first question, local citizens cannot organise a recall election to "fire" an elected official whenever they like because he's not doing well. They can only wait till his tenure is finished and if he comes for re-election, he can be voted out.
Therefore, false.
Voter apathy is simply the lack of desire to participate in voting processes.
Therefore examples of voter apathy ARE NOT voting in election, volunteering for campaign, etc.
A person that is voter apathetic would not participate in any voting activity. Therefore, false.
4. IF YOU HAVE AN ACCIDENT, YOU MUST EXCHANGE YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE
INFORMATION AND
WITH THE OTHER PERSONS INVOLVED.
A. proof of insurance only
B. proof of insurance and vehicle registration only
C. proof of insurance, vehicle registration, and current address
Those who argued for prison reformation based on religious viewpoints argued that which of the following was the best way to restore the moral balance of the soul?
labor
counseling
mediation
solitude
As a health care professional which rights re often the easiest to honor which rights are more difficult to honor
Answer:
There are four principal of healthcare rights . they are autonomy, beneficience Nonmalfeasance Integrity is the most Difficult right to Honour
What argument can be made that would have kept president bush from becoming the running mate of john mccain in 2008?
Answer:
The dummies would argue two term limit but he would have been vice President not president
Which state has the most electors? How many states have at least 15 electors? List the states. Which states have the fewest electors?
Answer:florida, texas,ohio, new york, pennsylvainia, california, and north carolina all have the most electoral votes. the ones that have the least are montana, idaho, DC, rhode island, WY, maine and vermont.
Explanation:
Example of Lax Conscience?
"Lax conscience" describes an in consistent assortment of moral values.
An example is feigning vertue for viciously self- serving reasons, such as helping little old ladies cross busy street, and stealing their purses in the process.