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Which year of the Great Depression saw the highest world unemployment rate?a. 1930
b. 1931
c. 1932
d. 1934

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Answer 1
Answer: It was "C. 1932" that saw that highest world unemployment rate during the Great Depression, since this was when the true effects of the Great Crash of 1929 came into full effect. 

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In the peace treaty after the Spanish-American War, the United States received possession of:a. Guam
b. Cuba
c. The Philippines
d. Puerto Rico

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US received Cuba, Puerto Rico, Guam and Philippines.

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There are five principles in the U.S. Constitution. For each, give an example of a place in the Constitution where this principle is expressed?

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The 5 principles underlying the Constitutions are popular sovereignty, separation of powers, checks and balances, federalism, and rule of law.

Popular sovereignty is found in the voting procedures to pass an amendment (3/4 of states needed and each have a chance to cast a vote), the direct voting measures to elect members tot he House of Representatives, and the 17th amendment (direct election of Senators) are all examples.

Separation of Powers is found in the creation of three branches of government: the executive branch, judicial branch, and legislative branch. Each branch has separate responsibilities and power. For example, the president wants to go to war but must request a declaration from Congress.

Checks and Balances is the principle that each branch can check the power of another branch. Veto power is an example of a check and balance. The president can veto a bill they are not in favor. Congress can overrule the veto with a winning 2/3 vote. The Supreme Court has review power of laws passed by Congress and therefore is able to check their power to create unconstitutional laws.

Federalism is the concept that the federal government ranks over the state governments but both have their own powers as well. The 10th amendment states any right not directly outlined in the Constitution as being a federal right would be reserved to the states. Education is an example of an institution which had been controlled by and instituted by states.

The Rule of Law means that the laws apply to everyone and no person is considered to powerful or wealthy to escape the laws proscribed for all citizens. This is shown in the Constitution by providing citizens the power to impeach an elected official if they are to violate the laws.

Final answer:

The five principles of the U.S. Constitution are expressed in the Preamble (Popular Sovereignty), Article 1, Section 9 (Limited Government), the first three articles (Separation of Powers and Checks and Balances), and the 10th Amendment (Federalism).

Explanation:

The five principles in the U.S. Constitution are expressed in various ways throughout the document. Each has specific sections and amendments that exemplify its meaning.

  1. Popular Sovereignty is expressed in the Preamble by stating 'We the People' which signifies the power of the people in the United States.
  2. Limited Government is shown in Article 1, Section 9 which lists the powers that Congress does not have, meaning the government's powers are limited.
  3. The principle of Separation of Powers is outlined in the first three articles dividing the government into three branches, legislative, executive, and judicial.
  4. Checks and Balances are defined within Articles 1, 2, and 3 which specify how each branch of government can limit the power of the other branches.
  5. Finally, the principle of Federalism is displayed in the 10th Amendment which reserves certain powers for the states and the people.

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PLEASE HELP!!! WILL MARK BRAINLIEST!!!1. What good and bad did Ivan the Terrible bring to Russia?
2. Name three ways Peter the Great's visit to Western Europe transformed Russia.
3. How did Peter the Great increase his power?

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hello buddy 
hope you are having a good day 
1. What good and bad did Ivan the Terrible bring to Russia

He set up a political structure that continued for some time which was good. Economically things were bad when he started and got worse. Indulged in war to varying success. Family life was bad.

2. Name three ways Peter the Great's visit to Western Europe transformed Russia
1He determined that the best way to catch the European powers was to become like them
2He also ordered 50 Russian nobles to scatter throughout Western Europe to learn about its culture and innovations.
3The Grand Embassy first stopped in Holland



3. How did Peter the Great increase his power?
by going to Western Europe

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Which of the following legislative actions could the California State Legislature use to cut spending in order to weather the recession?

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Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, the correct response in that they could spend less on salary payments. 

D.

pass a law stating that Californians no longer have to pay federal income taxes

What is the difference between a constitution and a constitutional government

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constitution means a set of rules,laws,regulations and rights.
constitutional government mean a set of fixed norms or principle generally accepted the fundamental law polity-that effectively controls the political power.

All of the following were predictions made in Megatrends EXCEPT which one? A. Cell phones would change the world. B. There would be a lot more options in the future. C. The auto industry would be changed by global competition. D. More and more people would move to the South and to the West.

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The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "C. The auto industry would be changed by global competition." All of the following were predictions made in Megatrends EXCEPT C. The auto industry would be changed by global competition

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the answer is D

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