What is an example of a patron-client network?

a. Boss Tweed's political machine in NYC

b. the upper house in a bicameral legislature voting against a bill

c. a president and a governor disagreeing about a policy

What is hate speech?

How did the state governments develop after the colonies gained independence? The states shared one Constitution, which they interpreted differently. The Second Continental Congress formed each government.

What was one reason that businesses moved to the South? A. Southern states had no "right-to-work" laws. B. Wages in the South were higher than wages in the North. C. Southern states had many immigrant workers available. D.

Constitution states that both the House and the Senate must pass identical legislation in order for the bill to become law. a True b. False

What was the conflict between native americans and the U. S government relating to western lands? How did this conflict get resolved?

In which form of government do delegates speak on behalf of citizens?

with other workers of the same skills, workers formed? a. strikes b. famines c. trade unions d. prejudices

A nation that was not an Allied Power of World War I was a. England b: Japan c: United States d: Switzerland e: France f: Italy

What were the names of the three ships columbus brought to america?

Why were the Jews under Roman rule allowed to worship freely? The Jewish faith was based on Roman religion. The Jews agreed to live by Roman rule. The Romans believed in one god as the Jews did. The Jews agreed to worship only Roman gods.