What is a reason that state constitutions are amended more frequently than the U.S. Constitution?
1.Voter initiatives have a higher rate of approval than those amendments proposed by state legislatures.
2.The legislature can approve state constitutional amendments.
3.State constitutions deal with a wider range of functions.
4.State lawmakers work often part-time and usually are not knowledgeable about the constitution than the national legislators.
5.The U.S. Constitution has built-in limits.

A reason that state constitutions are amended more frequently than the U.S. Constitution is that State constitutions deal with a wider range of functions. Thus option 3 is correct.

A constitution refers to a document containing rules and legislation to govern a country in an effective manner. It helps to maintain regulations and discipline in the country by applying the laws.

Unlike the federal Constitution, which has a narrower jurisdiction and is revised less frequently, the state constitution has wider scope deals with a range of functions, and is amended more frequently.

Therefore, option 3 is appropriate.

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According to the "Modern technology’s effect on voting" article, (____________________________) issues must be solved first to implement e-voting (voting through websites, apps, chips, and SMS).
1.voter turnout
2.constitutionality
3.Identity theft and hacking
4.network and coverage
5.accessibility

Explain TWO factors that have contributed towards more students being able to study who would not ordinarily have been able to do so.​

In the 1969 case Tinker v. Independent Community School District, the Supreme Court ruled that students should be allowed to wear black armbands to protest the Vietnam War even though school officials feared it would create a disruption. Based on this precedent only, which of the following actions would MOST LIKELY be allowed?

Students can wear clothing featuring controversial political figures.

Students can bring weapons to school if it is part of their wardrobe.

Students can skip class if they want to protest police brutality.

Students can violate the dress code for any reason they want.

What are TWO examples of capital goods
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how can we make communities have access and affordability that more affluent communities?



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As part of a high school careers class, you are assigned to shadow a working professional in a field of interest to you. If you wanted to learn more about the causes of most crimes, who would MOST LIKELY be able to help you?

a tenement

a patrician

a watchman

a criminologist

importance of pollination and fertilization in plant reproduction

The area of the Indus Valley that is in the center of Pakistan has a(n) _____ climate
A. cold
B. warm
C. desert
D. arctic

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The 6th amendment of the United States Constitution includes which of the following?

Cruel and unusual punishment is prohibited.

Excessive bail should not be required.

All accused have the right to a lawyer.

A warrant must be issued before an arrest is made.

do you think the artists of these images would agree with each other about the relationships between the three estates? why or why not?

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How do people trade in the mountains

After graduating from college in 2010, Art Major's starting salary is $ 50757.00 . Suppose Art Major has a cost of living adjustment (COLA) clause, or an escalator clause, in his labor contract so that he will be able to maintain this same level of purchasing power in real terms in 2011 and 2012. Using the information in the table, how much will Art Major earn in 2011 and 2012 if his salary keeps up with inflation? Round your answers to the nearest dollar.

Year CPI
2010 101.77
2011 104.90
2012 111.17

What is Art Major's salary in 2011? $_______________________
What is Art Major's salary in 2012? $_______________________

How can you show you respect your partner's feelings? ​

explain how each of the following changes might contribute to a rise to one's stress level as you move from school to a higher education institution.
1.1 Finances
1.2 Social Change
1.3Environmental Changes. ​

"A process that allows a person to vote early, before the regular election; applies to all elections in Texas; also called early voting" is called (_______________).

1.rigged election
2.irregular voting
3.special voting
4.absentee voting
5.distance voting

Based on the number of seats awarded to Texas after the 2010 Census, what can be concluded about population change in Texas?

1.Texas has grown less than other states from 2000-2010.
2.Texas has grown more than other states from 2000-2010.
3.Texas has not grown from 2000-2010.
4.Texas will continue to grow for the next two decades.
5.Texas will outgrow other "Sun-Belt" states within a decade.

What is an agora?
A. A hill with a fortress on it
B. A marketplace
C. A city-state

Which amendment guarantees citizens a fair and speedy trial?

Second Amendment

Fourth Amendment

Fifth Amendment

Sixth Amendment

The muscular system and the skeletal system work together so the body can do what? get oxygen


digest food


move


pump blood

3. Only certain eggs can be hatched. Why is that? #1

how has Mexicans population change in recent decades

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The most influential ruler of the Gupta Empire was __________. A. Jugurtha B. Shah Jahan C. Ashoka the Great D. Chandragupta II Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

While studying for the bar exam, a law school graduate comes across a case in which a judge was found to be biased and was removed from the bench after it was discovered he had taken a bribe from a defendant in a high-profile case. Which of the following was the judge lacking?

judicial impartiality

judicial jurisdiction

judicial licensing

judicial regulation

Match these concepts of Hume's with their proper deffinition - Analytic a priori - Synthetic a posteriori - Complex Idea - Association of Ideas A. The connection of multiple bits of sense data into a constructed whole B. A statement that is verified as true only by sense experience C. How the mind constructs sense data into concepts such as substance, relation, and cause/effect D. A statement that is true by deffinition

A criminal defense attorney is scouring over a case file in the hopes he will find evidence that his client is innocent of the crime for which he is being charged. After looking at a medical evaluation, he decided to claim innocence based on a lack of evidence related to Mens Rea. What does this mean?

The attorney doesn’t think there is proof that a crime was even committed.

The attorney doesn’t think there is proof that his client actually committed the crime.

The attorney doesn’t think there is proof that his client acted alone during the crime.

The attorney doesn’t think there is proof that his client was in his right state of mind at the time.

Ashlyn runs a small clothing boutique downtown. Last year, she made over $30,000 selling her items but never paid taxes. Ashlyn doesn’t think what she is doing is criminal, but her brother Asher says it is a crime. Who is correct?

Asher is correct; this is a crime of commission.

Asher is correct; this is a crime of omission.

Ashlyn is correct, failing to pay taxes isn’t a crime.

Ashlyn is correct; you can’t be investigated for tax violations.

You hear on the radio that someone has just shot and killed a police officer during a pursuit. What type of crime did that person commit?

Capital crime

Crime against charity

Crime against law enforcers

Corporal crime

John Locke helped develop the idea of a social contract between citizens and what else

Shintoism is a polytheistic religion
True
False

Competition in the Los Angeles Flower District results in
O higher floral prices
o better quality flowers
O poor customer service