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In a(n) ____________ system of government, the legislature has the power to ratify treaties.

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Answer: In a "PRESIDENTIAL" system of government, the legislature has the power to ratify treaties.

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Blank was/were established to settle disputes between the statesA.) the executive branch

B.) central courts

C.) the state department

D.) the presidency

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Interstate matters are dealt with at the Central courts set up specially to settle disputes between states as they do not fall under regular Courts and federal law.
It is the Supreme Court so B.) central courts 

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What advantages did the British hope to gain by limiting westward settlement in 1763?

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The primary advantage that the British hoped to gain by limiting westward settlement in 1763 was a quasi-peace with the Native tribes, which would hopefully bring an end to the harassment that was hindering British commercial activity. 

Which best summarizes an interaction that occurred in the early colonial era in New England?

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The era was just colonized. The English people perceived themselves to be better than those they colonized and superior. So they didn’t care much about the interaction. It was more of a slavery.

Why were the Palmer Raids seen as a violation against civil liberties?

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The Palmer Raids that were led during the first "red scare" in the early 1900s in the United States were seen as a violation of civil liberties because individuals and groups were targeted and prosecuted based upon their political perspectives violating their right to free speech and freedom of assembly. The methods that were used to go after anarchist or communist individuals and groups were also seen as in violation of certain civil liberties as well. 

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The answer is B.

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What was the importance of the Supreme Court having its own independent building

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Answer: To keep the Justices away from lobbyists that could influence their behaviour.

The Supreme Court did not have a building of its own until 1935, after it had already been in existence for 146 years. Initially, the Court was located in the Merchants Exchange Building in New York City. In 1790, it moved to Philadelphia, and in 1800 to Washington D. C.

It was not until 1929 that Chief Justice William Howard Taft persuaded Congress to authorize the construction of a permanent building for the Court. The construction was completed in 1935.
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