Answer: Populism emerged as a mass phenomenon that challenged the political system. On the one hand, it has been understood within the processes of democratic expansion and, on the other, it has been identified as its enemy, as a radicalized phenomenon of democracy that weakens it, because it destabilizes its institutions.
Explanation:
1) Avoiding two wars - the war of independence and the war with Canada which was essentially also a war with Britain, possibly also the civil war.
<span>2) Britain abolished slavery before America. </span>
<span>3) Independence was unnecessary, Britain gave up her colonies eventually anyway. </span>
Two ways in which federal judges differ from members of Congress and the President are:
- Federal judges are appointed and confirmed, while members of Congress and the president are elected.
- Federal judges can serve for life, while members of Congress and the president are elected for one or more terms.
<h3 /><h3>How are federal judges different from members of Congress?</h3>
Members of Congress need to be elected to be able to serve their constituents much like Presidents are elected. They also serve a certain number of terms when they are elected.
Federal judges on the other hand, can serve for life and are appointed by the President with the consent of the Senate which means that they don't to vote.
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Answer:
what are you refering to good sir?
Explanation:
Answer: Overconfidence
Explanation:
Overconfidence is defined as the behavior in which excessive confidence is shown by any person. The person usually relies on subjective knowledge while making and decision and prediction rather than focusing on objective knowledge. Accuracy in these type of decision is low and information or knowledge is high.
According to the question, students are avoiding the overconfidence trait by avoiding the belief of becoming professional in criminal justice field to reduce the temptation and focus on objectivity of the field.
