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What political party was the major obstacle to passing the Civil Rights Act?
Q. And what recent political figure had a father, who was against it?
Asked by Radical Common Sense - Wed Sep 16 08:51:25 2009 - Politics - 11 Answers - Comments
A. The Democrats and Al Gore Jr. Daddy was very anti Civil Rights, it's in the Congressional records.
Answered by Curt J - Wed Sep 16 08:55:25 2009
Q. And what recent political figure had a father, who was against it?
Asked by Radical Common Sense - Wed Sep 16 08:51:25 2009 - Politics - 11 Answers - Comments
A. The Democrats and Al Gore Jr. Daddy was very anti Civil Rights, it's in the Congressional records.
Answered by Curt J - Wed Sep 16 08:55:25 2009
What are the current political issues of welfare that will be good to do a research project on?
Q. I am looking for a current political issues regarding welfare for my research project. I was wondering if you know any current problems or can give me some ideas on the issues of welfare that i might be able to research on. I must be able to find a primary source, a secondary source, an internet source, and a political cartoon for the topic.
Asked by flowerkisses81 - Sat Jan 6 16:30:27 2007 - Government - 2 Answers - Comments
A. How about... how and why people cheat the system
Answered by curious_One - Sat Jan 6 16:37:12 2007
Q. I am looking for a current political issues regarding welfare for my research project. I was wondering if you know any current problems or can give me some ideas on the issues of welfare that i might be able to research on. I must be able to find a primary source, a secondary source, an internet source, and a political cartoon for the topic.
Asked by flowerkisses81 - Sat Jan 6 16:30:27 2007 - Government - 2 Answers - Comments
A. How about... how and why people cheat the system
Answered by curious_One - Sat Jan 6 16:37:12 2007
What political party does my character belong to?
Q. I've created some characters and most of them I can define everything about. Most of them fall into existing political parties however I'm not sure where my newest one falls. His views are as follows. He believes in absolute freedom. He doesn't like oppression and thinks everyone should be equal and that the government is mostly unnecessary. However he still wants a government to make laws as while he does want complete freedom he still feels some laws like don't kill are needed so that a society can have prisons and the criminals can learn that they've done wrong. So what party does he seem to match with?
Asked by Habada - Tue Feb 16 23:45:28 2010 - Politics - 10 Answers - Comments
A. Minarchism
Answered by Proud Libertarian - Tue Feb 16 23:51:52 2010
Q. I've created some characters and most of them I can define everything about. Most of them fall into existing political parties however I'm not sure where my newest one falls. His views are as follows. He believes in absolute freedom. He doesn't like oppression and thinks everyone should be equal and that the government is mostly unnecessary. However he still wants a government to make laws as while he does want complete freedom he still feels some laws like don't kill are needed so that a society can have prisons and the criminals can learn that they've done wrong. So what party does he seem to match with?
Asked by Habada - Tue Feb 16 23:45:28 2010 - Politics - 10 Answers - Comments
A. Minarchism
Answered by Proud Libertarian - Tue Feb 16 23:51:52 2010
Can you list three important contributions political parties make to the American political system?
Q. Political parties are often seen as the source of conflict in our country on political issues.Despite this perception, we have had political parties since the very early years.List and justify three important contributions political parties make to the American political system.
Asked by Marisey - Wed Apr 7 14:46:54 2010 - Civic Participation - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Parties play a key role in engaging and mobilizing the electorate in the political process. There are three main reasons a person becomes active in politics: First, they get something in return a financial, social or purposive benefit. Second, they have the ability and resources to participate. Finally, they are asked to participate. This can apply to just voting for president every four years or becoming politically active to a much greater extent. Political parties can help educate a person on why they should care about an election by offering a social benefit and making the financial and purposive benefits clear. Parties can assist those who don t otherwise have the money, time or skills to participate. One example would be offering… [cont.]
Answered by Casey G has CRS disease - Wed Apr 7 15:12:06 2010
Q. Political parties are often seen as the source of conflict in our country on political issues.Despite this perception, we have had political parties since the very early years.List and justify three important contributions political parties make to the American political system.
Asked by Marisey - Wed Apr 7 14:46:54 2010 - Civic Participation - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Parties play a key role in engaging and mobilizing the electorate in the political process. There are three main reasons a person becomes active in politics: First, they get something in return a financial, social or purposive benefit. Second, they have the ability and resources to participate. Finally, they are asked to participate. This can apply to just voting for president every four years or becoming politically active to a much greater extent. Political parties can help educate a person on why they should care about an election by offering a social benefit and making the financial and purposive benefits clear. Parties can assist those who don t otherwise have the money, time or skills to participate. One example would be offering… [cont.]
Answered by Casey G has CRS disease - Wed Apr 7 15:12:06 2010
How do I find political cartoons on newspaper websites?
Q. I need to find some political cartoons from various newspapers. I don't get newspapers at my house, and I want to know where to find political cartoons on websites for newspapers like, New York Times or Chicago Tribune, or any other newspaper website. Can someone help me out?
Asked by Allison T - Thu Feb 26 15:01:08 2009 - Comics & Animation - 3 Answers - Comments
A. I found the New York Times Cartoon page here : Oprah Winfrey's fave newspaper- Chicago Sun Times- Also under new york post here : I couldn't find it on chicago tribune, but I just look for these tag lines: humor, opinion, or editorial. These seem to be where they are listed most of the time.
Answered by drgldy1976 - Thu Feb 26 15:23:47 2009
Q. I need to find some political cartoons from various newspapers. I don't get newspapers at my house, and I want to know where to find political cartoons on websites for newspapers like, New York Times or Chicago Tribune, or any other newspaper website. Can someone help me out?
Asked by Allison T - Thu Feb 26 15:01:08 2009 - Comics & Animation - 3 Answers - Comments
A. I found the New York Times Cartoon page here : Oprah Winfrey's fave newspaper- Chicago Sun Times- Also under new york post here : I couldn't find it on chicago tribune, but I just look for these tag lines: humor, opinion, or editorial. These seem to be where they are listed most of the time.
Answered by drgldy1976 - Thu Feb 26 15:23:47 2009
What is a good political issue to use for my assignment?
Q. For my political science class I have to write a one-page e-mail to an elected official (it can be anyone in the U.S as long as they are currently elected) about any political issue. It can be opposing their views or agreeing with them... the topic is very open. My problem is that I am not very politically aware and have no idea what political issue I should talk about, or even to who. Any suggestions? Please help!
Asked by beachgirl11 - Mon Jul 27 16:41:06 2009 - Politics - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Health care reform is a real political hot button right now. I'm sure that you could easily write a 1-page email on this topic. You could send it straight to the president or Hilary Clinton (she is a huge advocate of universal health care in the US). If you are looking for ideas, scan through the political section of Y/A. You will find many of the hot topics in the news on here as well. Just take everything that you read with a grain of salt. You will need to do the research yourself, but this is a good starting point to see what some issues that you could potentially discuss are. Good luck :)
Answered by Mommy - Mon Jul 27 16:51:52 2009
Q. For my political science class I have to write a one-page e-mail to an elected official (it can be anyone in the U.S as long as they are currently elected) about any political issue. It can be opposing their views or agreeing with them... the topic is very open. My problem is that I am not very politically aware and have no idea what political issue I should talk about, or even to who. Any suggestions? Please help!
Asked by beachgirl11 - Mon Jul 27 16:41:06 2009 - Politics - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Health care reform is a real political hot button right now. I'm sure that you could easily write a 1-page email on this topic. You could send it straight to the president or Hilary Clinton (she is a huge advocate of universal health care in the US). If you are looking for ideas, scan through the political section of Y/A. You will find many of the hot topics in the news on here as well. Just take everything that you read with a grain of salt. You will need to do the research yourself, but this is a good starting point to see what some issues that you could potentially discuss are. Good luck :)
Answered by Mommy - Mon Jul 27 16:51:52 2009
How does the political system that developed in ancient Greece compare with the political system in the state?
Q. How does the political system that developed in ancient Greece compare with the political system in the state or country in which you live? List at least three significant similarities or differences between them.
Asked by Kayla - Mon Sep 21 10:32:04 2009 - Homework Help - 1 Answers - Comments
A. We have no way of knowing the state or country YOU live in...but here is a great link:
Answered by Ted H - Fri Sep 25 01:31:50 2009
Q. How does the political system that developed in ancient Greece compare with the political system in the state or country in which you live? List at least three significant similarities or differences between them.
Asked by Kayla - Mon Sep 21 10:32:04 2009 - Homework Help - 1 Answers - Comments
A. We have no way of knowing the state or country YOU live in...but here is a great link:
Answered by Ted H - Fri Sep 25 01:31:50 2009
What political views led you to backing your favorite candidate?
Q. I've got a hunch that the majority of answers won't actually have political views as a reason for support. Unless of course they support Ron Paul. Just a hunch. Based off stats and data.
Asked by Tim - Wed Jan 30 14:22:24 2008 - Elections - 7 Answers - Comments
A. Mike Huckabee is the only candidate 100% pro-life. The other candidates have exceptions as to when its OK to murder a baby. j
Answered by The man - Wed Jan 30 14:31:45 2008
Q. I've got a hunch that the majority of answers won't actually have political views as a reason for support. Unless of course they support Ron Paul. Just a hunch. Based off stats and data.
Asked by Tim - Wed Jan 30 14:22:24 2008 - Elections - 7 Answers - Comments
A. Mike Huckabee is the only candidate 100% pro-life. The other candidates have exceptions as to when its OK to murder a baby. j
Answered by The man - Wed Jan 30 14:31:45 2008
What are the main political issues in the UK and parliament currently?
Q. I want to know the main political issues on the UK political scene at the minute, you know health reforms etc. I need them for an interview and would love to include as many as I possibly can. I've got quite a few but I want to include all of them if possible, so all of the issues if you know any, would be great. Thank you very much!
Asked by Person Person - Sun Jul 10 10:01:53 2011 - Politics - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Recently new evidence arose highly suggesting that the News of the World hacked into the phones of Milly Dowler, July 7th bombing victims, and ex-servicemen's families'. Since then, there has been furore amongst the public, and calls for blocking News Corps's bid for full control of BSky B have initiated from the likes of Ed Miliband (leader of the opposition, Labour politician). Amongst other things, there have been many reforms to the Public Sector, including a proposed major overhaul and reorganisation of the NHS (National Health Service) which pledged to give more control to GPs, but have been controversial due to the hint of private investment, and that it had not been mentioned in the Tories' or Lib Dems' manifestos. A recent cap was… [cont.]
Answered by - Sun Jul 10 18:05:31 2011
Q. I want to know the main political issues on the UK political scene at the minute, you know health reforms etc. I need them for an interview and would love to include as many as I possibly can. I've got quite a few but I want to include all of them if possible, so all of the issues if you know any, would be great. Thank you very much!
Asked by Person Person - Sun Jul 10 10:01:53 2011 - Politics - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Recently new evidence arose highly suggesting that the News of the World hacked into the phones of Milly Dowler, July 7th bombing victims, and ex-servicemen's families'. Since then, there has been furore amongst the public, and calls for blocking News Corps's bid for full control of BSky B have initiated from the likes of Ed Miliband (leader of the opposition, Labour politician). Amongst other things, there have been many reforms to the Public Sector, including a proposed major overhaul and reorganisation of the NHS (National Health Service) which pledged to give more control to GPs, but have been controversial due to the hint of private investment, and that it had not been mentioned in the Tories' or Lib Dems' manifestos. A recent cap was… [cont.]
Answered by - Sun Jul 10 18:05:31 2011
What is a political elite? Do we have one unified elite, or are there different elites with radically differen?
Q. What is a political elite? Do we have one unified elite, or are there different elites with radically different views on policy? How have the political attitudes of well-off Americans changed in recent years?
Asked by InfoMaster - Wed Mar 10 21:07:34 2010 - Government - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Yes. The senators won't give up their healthcare for the same one they push on us. That is the definition of a political elite.
Answered by Tyler - Wed Mar 10 21:38:46 2010
Q. What is a political elite? Do we have one unified elite, or are there different elites with radically different views on policy? How have the political attitudes of well-off Americans changed in recent years?
Asked by InfoMaster - Wed Mar 10 21:07:34 2010 - Government - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Yes. The senators won't give up their healthcare for the same one they push on us. That is the definition of a political elite.
Answered by Tyler - Wed Mar 10 21:38:46 2010
Survey on political attitudes - How would you describe your beliefs and surroundings?
Q. (a) What part of the country do you live? Do you live in a urban/surban area or small town environment? (b) Do most of the people who live in your community have tolerant attitudes on race, religion, different political expressions and sexual orientation? (c) How would you describe yourself and your views? Do you think that the people that surround you shape the way you view the world? (d) What type of education/professional experience you had that contributed you to have this view?
Asked by ^&*SDS? - Wed Oct 14 21:31:11 2009 - Politics - 6 Answers - Comments
A. a. A suburb of a large Californian city. b. A mixed collection. Most are accepting of most if not all these things, although a visible minority who are not. c. Liberal on social and equity issues. Fiscal moderate. d. Advanced degree in Liberal Arts. Involved in education. Cheers.
Answered by blueevent47 - Wed Oct 14 21:50:19 2009
Q. (a) What part of the country do you live? Do you live in a urban/surban area or small town environment? (b) Do most of the people who live in your community have tolerant attitudes on race, religion, different political expressions and sexual orientation? (c) How would you describe yourself and your views? Do you think that the people that surround you shape the way you view the world? (d) What type of education/professional experience you had that contributed you to have this view?
Asked by ^&*SDS? - Wed Oct 14 21:31:11 2009 - Politics - 6 Answers - Comments
A. a. A suburb of a large Californian city. b. A mixed collection. Most are accepting of most if not all these things, although a visible minority who are not. c. Liberal on social and equity issues. Fiscal moderate. d. Advanced degree in Liberal Arts. Involved in education. Cheers.
Answered by blueevent47 - Wed Oct 14 21:50:19 2009
Which political philosophy would work best in a ideal society?
Q. Or if you were to create a society, which political philosophy would you use? Would you create one of your own? Is so what would it be?
Asked by Meggie Beth - Sun Nov 4 15:54:59 2007 - Philosophy - 5 Answers - 3 Comments
A. A Theocrasy headed by the true and living God. We will have this when Jesus Christ returns to rule personally on the earth.
Answered by Neivy - Sun Nov 4 16:14:00 2007
Q. Or if you were to create a society, which political philosophy would you use? Would you create one of your own? Is so what would it be?
Asked by Meggie Beth - Sun Nov 4 15:54:59 2007 - Philosophy - 5 Answers - 3 Comments
A. A Theocrasy headed by the true and living God. We will have this when Jesus Christ returns to rule personally on the earth.
Answered by Neivy - Sun Nov 4 16:14:00 2007
What political, economic, and social reforms were achieved by Republican governments in the south?
Q. What political, economic, and social reforms were achieved by Republican governments in the south between 1866 and 1877?
Asked by Phils Man - Fri Feb 18 09:19:37 2011 - History - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Several southern states prevented home owners from losing their homesteads because the owners had gone bankrupt. They still had to pay their taxes and the mortgage on the property. If they did those things they could keep their houses upon bankruptcies. These state constitutional amendments were a reaction to out-of-staters who would use the then current state laws to obtain the properties of distressed southerners.
Answered by Occam's Razor - Fri Feb 18 09:50:01 2011
Q. What political, economic, and social reforms were achieved by Republican governments in the south between 1866 and 1877?
Asked by Phils Man - Fri Feb 18 09:19:37 2011 - History - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Several southern states prevented home owners from losing their homesteads because the owners had gone bankrupt. They still had to pay their taxes and the mortgage on the property. If they did those things they could keep their houses upon bankruptcies. These state constitutional amendments were a reaction to out-of-staters who would use the then current state laws to obtain the properties of distressed southerners.
Answered by Occam's Razor - Fri Feb 18 09:50:01 2011
What side of the political spectrum does Keynesian economics fall under?
Q. What side of the political spectrum does Keynesian economics fall under? And how extreme is it relative to it's political characterization? Also, is a Keynesian economy that of a mixed economy?
Asked by Ms M - Thu Oct 30 20:01:21 2008 - Economics - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Left of center. Moderate. It would be today.In his heyday very little was government run.
Answered by AL R - Thu Oct 30 20:17:21 2008
Q. What side of the political spectrum does Keynesian economics fall under? And how extreme is it relative to it's political characterization? Also, is a Keynesian economy that of a mixed economy?
Asked by Ms M - Thu Oct 30 20:01:21 2008 - Economics - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Left of center. Moderate. It would be today.In his heyday very little was government run.
Answered by AL R - Thu Oct 30 20:17:21 2008
How many political organizations exert control and influence over the United States Government?
Q. How many political organizations(secretive political organizations) exert control over the U.S. Government? I've read that there are 12 levels of government that have almost total control over the operations of our government. The CIA, CFR, Tri-lateral comission, and Military-Industrial complex are just a few of these organizations. What do you think?
Asked by D4MAN! (End the Fed!) - Mon May 10 05:45:06 2010 - Politics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. America is controlled not by politicians but by corporations, bankers and Israel. This is it in a nutshell and the same for every government in the western civilisation. People's apathy in voting tied in with disinterest of politics has meant that politicians are no longer politicians per se, but mere puppets of the aforementioned industry. This has all been carefully planned in instituted over a period of time. People's disinterest in politics is not by chance, as our political elite has purposefully created a situation where no one cares anymore what they do, giving them even more power and less resistance to do whatever they so desire. It's ironic to think that people don't care abut politics when politics controls everything and plays… [cont.]
Answered by 1 - Mon May 10 06:18:39 2010
Q. How many political organizations(secretive political organizations) exert control over the U.S. Government? I've read that there are 12 levels of government that have almost total control over the operations of our government. The CIA, CFR, Tri-lateral comission, and Military-Industrial complex are just a few of these organizations. What do you think?
Asked by D4MAN! (End the Fed!) - Mon May 10 05:45:06 2010 - Politics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. America is controlled not by politicians but by corporations, bankers and Israel. This is it in a nutshell and the same for every government in the western civilisation. People's apathy in voting tied in with disinterest of politics has meant that politicians are no longer politicians per se, but mere puppets of the aforementioned industry. This has all been carefully planned in instituted over a period of time. People's disinterest in politics is not by chance, as our political elite has purposefully created a situation where no one cares anymore what they do, giving them even more power and less resistance to do whatever they so desire. It's ironic to think that people don't care abut politics when politics controls everything and plays… [cont.]
Answered by 1 - Mon May 10 06:18:39 2010
Can a Political Science major choose to specialize in the political system of a single country?
Q. Or is "International/Comparative Political Science" the closest I can get to that? If I can do so, at which degree level would I actually specialize- BA, MA, Ph D? What kind of job could I get, for example, in Russian history, second anserer. I have an interest in many different countries. Would I be relegated to teaching history?
Asked by - Mon May 30 18:00:43 2011 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. You need to check the universities which offer courses in the countries that you are interested in; some universities have very good departments which focus on, for example, China, Germany or Russia / USSR. Then you should check the prospectuses of these universities to see if you can focus your studies on one country, or on a groups of similar countries. The best way to narrow your search is to check out the authors of books & articles that you like, to see where they teach. You should also check out the acknowledgement pages, as they also hold clues as to where your field of interest is studied. Once you have narrowed down your search to a handful of universities then you should contact them to ask detailed questions about the… [cont.]
Answered by Spellbound - Mon May 30 19:08:38 2011
Q. Or is "International/Comparative Political Science" the closest I can get to that? If I can do so, at which degree level would I actually specialize- BA, MA, Ph D? What kind of job could I get, for example, in Russian history, second anserer. I have an interest in many different countries. Would I be relegated to teaching history?
Asked by - Mon May 30 18:00:43 2011 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. You need to check the universities which offer courses in the countries that you are interested in; some universities have very good departments which focus on, for example, China, Germany or Russia / USSR. Then you should check the prospectuses of these universities to see if you can focus your studies on one country, or on a groups of similar countries. The best way to narrow your search is to check out the authors of books & articles that you like, to see where they teach. You should also check out the acknowledgement pages, as they also hold clues as to where your field of interest is studied. Once you have narrowed down your search to a handful of universities then you should contact them to ask detailed questions about the… [cont.]
Answered by Spellbound - Mon May 30 19:08:38 2011
What political party would you support and why?
Q. What political party would you support and why? What are the roles of political parties today and in the future?
Asked by crystal - Thu Oct 29 17:09:21 2009 - Politics - 7 Answers - Comments
A. i support the Republican Party.
Answered by FOX News is the best - Mon Nov 2 13:14:24 2009
Q. What political party would you support and why? What are the roles of political parties today and in the future?
Asked by crystal - Thu Oct 29 17:09:21 2009 - Politics - 7 Answers - Comments
A. i support the Republican Party.
Answered by FOX News is the best - Mon Nov 2 13:14:24 2009
What political party has this stance on illegal immigration?
Q. I know that you can't really fit every viewpoint squarely into a political party, but I'm curious: in general, which political party is in favor of more closed-border policies and the deportation of illegal aliens back to their countries? Joe- This question is ONLY asking which party has this stance. Way to fail at avoiding the question just so you can get your ignorant metaphorical two cents in.
Asked by Nordika - Wed Apr 14 21:17:43 2010 - Immigration - 11 Answers - Comments
A. Republican
Answered by Guppy - Wed Apr 14 21:18:40 2010
Q. I know that you can't really fit every viewpoint squarely into a political party, but I'm curious: in general, which political party is in favor of more closed-border policies and the deportation of illegal aliens back to their countries? Joe- This question is ONLY asking which party has this stance. Way to fail at avoiding the question just so you can get your ignorant metaphorical two cents in.
Asked by Nordika - Wed Apr 14 21:17:43 2010 - Immigration - 11 Answers - Comments
A. Republican
Answered by Guppy - Wed Apr 14 21:18:40 2010
What is a good political science topic for my research paper?
Q. I want to find a great topic to write on for my political science paper. We can write about anything as long as it has to do with political science...I'm from Canada living in Cali right now so I don't know a whole lot about poilitical science, I'm learning. I just need help with a topic then I can research it. Thank yo U!
Asked by aimer_4 - Wed Oct 31 22:46:43 2007 - Homework Help - 3 Answers - Comments
A. talk about the situation in iraq- specifically winning the hearts and minds of the people in order to create stability. google these words " hearts and minds, stability, iraq) is a decent article good luck eh?
Answered by armyoftwo7 - Sun Nov 4 21:53:58 2007
Q. I want to find a great topic to write on for my political science paper. We can write about anything as long as it has to do with political science...I'm from Canada living in Cali right now so I don't know a whole lot about poilitical science, I'm learning. I just need help with a topic then I can research it. Thank yo U!
Asked by aimer_4 - Wed Oct 31 22:46:43 2007 - Homework Help - 3 Answers - Comments
A. talk about the situation in iraq- specifically winning the hearts and minds of the people in order to create stability. google these words " hearts and minds, stability, iraq) is a decent article good luck eh?
Answered by armyoftwo7 - Sun Nov 4 21:53:58 2007
What political issues are the most important in Pennsylvania?
Q. For the 2008 election, what political issues are the most important in Pennsylvania? Please show where you got the information so that I can look at other states as well. Thanks!
Asked by landsay07 - Wed Oct 15 20:14:15 2008 - Politics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. The economy and JOBS
Answered by The Lady - Thu Oct 16 13:01:03 2008
Q. For the 2008 election, what political issues are the most important in Pennsylvania? Please show where you got the information so that I can look at other states as well. Thanks!
Asked by landsay07 - Wed Oct 15 20:14:15 2008 - Politics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. The economy and JOBS
Answered by The Lady - Thu Oct 16 13:01:03 2008
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