The correct answer is A. It is a system of shared power between states and national governments
Explanation:
Federalism is a government system that involves the division of power between a general national government and specific regional governments such as state governments or province governments. This implies the power is not only held by the national government but local governments have power over political decisions. Additionally, federalism is politically efficient because power and responsibilities are divided geographically; also, local governments have some autonomy. An example of this is the government in the U.S. in which there is national but also states governments.
It was used to protect Athens from attacks :)
Answer:
All three cases went to the Supreme Court for ruling.
Explanation:
The cases that went to the supreme corut ruling will be more likely to be considered as a landmark decision, which is the type of decisions that influence the live of the people on national scale.
I'll describe the effect of each decisions on national scale:
-Plessy v. Ferguson,
This decision resulted in the application of segregation law. Black people all across the nation were required to use different public facilities than the white citizens because of this.
- Brown v. Board of Education,
This decision diminish the effect of plessy v. Ferguson since it make the segregation of schools become illegal.
- Regents of California v. Bakke
This affect the people nationally because it allow race to become a factor for college admission . (It become the basis of affirmative action that help minorities get into universities)
Ronny - Political (this one is kind of weird)
Jenny - Economic
Julie - Social (and technically Political)
Emily - Social
Shaun - Economic
Paul - Political
The answer would be letter C. The branch of ethical theory that considers the origin and meaning of ethical principles is known as Meta ethics. Meta ethics is one of the four branches of ethics and the rest are descriptive ethics, normative ethics, and applied ethics.
