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can the united states' have a direct democracy

• No, the United States cannot have a direct democracy.
• The United States is already a direct democracy.
• Yes, the United States can have a direct democracy.
• Direct democracy is the only form of government in the United States.

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what was the new Jersey plan

• The New Jersey Plan proposed a unicameral legislature with equal representation for each state.
• The New Jersey Plan aimed to abolish state governments entirely.
• The New Jersey Plan proposed a federal government with a strong executive branch.
• The New Jersey Plan called for a bicameral legislature with representation based on population.

 is the Social Contract Theory is the most convincing origin of the state Theory? Why or Why not? Explain your reasoning.

• No, the Social Contract Theory is irrelevant to the origin of the state.
• Yes, but only in a historical context, not a theoretical one.
• yes because it lays out a basic principal for following rules and having morality

• No, the Divine Right of Kings is a more convincing theory.

what was the great compromise

• The Great Compromise created a unicameral legislature with equal representation in both chambers.
• The Great Compromise established a bicameral legislature with proportional representation in the House and equal representation in the Senate.
• The Great Compromise was an agreement to abolish the Senate and have only a House of Representatives.
• The Great Compromise established a federal system with no representation for smaller states.

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What type of government structure did the Articles of Confederation call for? What are 5 weaknesses of the Articles of Confed?

• Five weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation include: 1) No power to tax, 2) No regulation of interstate commerce, 3) No executive branch to enforce laws, 4) No national judiciary to resolve disputes, 5) Amendments required unanimous consent from all states.
• Strong central government with full taxation power
• A system with a powerful executive branch
• A national judiciary with the authority to amend laws

what is the influence of the magna Carta that helped establish america

• The Magna Carta established a monarchy in America.
• The Magna Carta influenced the establishment of America by promoting the rule of law and individual rights.
• The Magna Carta had no impact on American democracy.
• The Magna Carta was a document that promoted slavery.

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what is the social contract define the principles of it be specific

• The social contract is an agreement among individuals to form a society, defining the rights and duties of each member.
• The social contract is a legal document that outlines government policies.
• The social contract is a theory that only applies to economic transactions.
• The social contract is an agreement that eliminates all individual rights.

what is the petition of rights

• A legal document granting the king more power.
• A declaration of war against France.
• A treaty between England and Scotland.
• The petition of right, established in 1628, states that no man can be forced to give any gift, loan, tax, or charge without the common consent of parliament. This means that the government cannot take money or property from citizens without their agreement.

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what is the english bill of rights explain specifically the explicit policy of it

• The English Bill of Rights was created to establish a new monarchy in England.
• The English Bill of Rights is a law that established the rights of English citizens and limited the power of the monarchy. It was passed in 1689 by William III and Mary II, who became co-rulers after the overthrow of King James II. 

• It is a document that only addresses the rights of the nobility.
• The English Bill of Rights grants absolute power to the monarchy.

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What is the Law of Supply and Demand?

• The Law of Supply and Demand is a principle that only applies to monopolies.
• The Law of Supply and Demand dictates that prices are fixed and do not change.
• the law of supply and demand combines two principles that describe how change happens in the price of a resource

• The Law of Supply and Demand states that supply always exceeds demand.