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Answer:
The founding founders of the US made it difficult for the US constitution to be changed, because they wanted a unified country from 13th different colonies.
The US constitution is very much static.
Explanation:
The founding founders of the US made it difficult for the US constitution to be changed, because they wanted a unified country from 13th different colonies.
Some of the requirement for an amendments of the constitution includes:
A two third vote of approval from both houses of congress, or request from two third of state legislatures to call a national convention.
The reputation of a company can be ruined when violating the ethical violation.
What laura did was that she protected the confines of her company and her job by tolerating the disgusting remarks of Ken. In which she should not have done, in this case it would lead her to reputation and even the disfunction of her job because of a misogynist man.
<span>This kind of disgusting behaviour should not be tolerated next time. Laura must fight for her human right and all the more her “Women’s Right” in order to not be objectified by the gender stereotype society.</span>
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Answer:
After they broke in Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate, an office-hotel-apartment complex in Washington, D.C, burglars photograph campaign documents, put and installed the sophisticated electronic bugging equipment.
Explanation:
FBI and CIA hired agents broke into the offices of the Democratic Party and George McGovern to conduct illegal political espionage ordered out by the White House and the administration of the President Nixon, monitored by himself personally.
A former Treasury and FBI agent, G. Gordon Liddy and the E. Howard Hunt former CIA operative planned the Watergate break-in and recruited the burglars in behalf of the White House.
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Answer:
The Nixon campaign intended to use the illegally colected information on the oponent - the Democratic Party and George McGovern, to ensure Nixon's reelection in 1972.
Explanation:
NIxon'x Re-election Team (Committee to Re-Elect the President known as CREEP) has didcuded to go for the no limits and risky presidential campaign with tactics that included illegal espionage, stealing top-secret documents and abuse of presidential powers.
Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, with a support provided by anonymous whistleblower “Deep Throat” discovered involvement of White House and Nixon's administration in the number of illegal actions during Nixons re-election campaign.
