<span>The U. S. Executive Branch, run by President Obama may make treaties with foreign nations.
The State Executive Brand, run by the governor may not make treaties with foreign nations.
The President may order the mint to coin money (paper and metal.)
The Governor may not coin money (paper and metal.)
The Governor may line item veto spending bills in many states.
The President may not line item veto spending bills.
The President may send troops into foreign nations.
The Governor may not send the National Guard into foreign nations.
The President may issue a Presidential Pardon to men & women convicted or accused or might be accused of a Federal crime.
The Governor may issue a Pardon to men & women convicted or accused or might be accused of a Federal crime.
These are some of the differences and similarities.
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Answer:
-The whole country
Explanation:
A law passed by congress applies to the whole country and not to the every or specific country.
Congress has all the legislative power in the government. Though a bill is required to pass through both house and senate with a majority of votes to become a law and then signed by the president of the United States or congress can override the law.
Congress passes a law, it applies to the whole country only because it cannot be applied to specific parts of the country as it can raise dispute inside the country and other countries has their own legislative bodies for making laws so, congress can not interfere with that.
Hence, the correct answer is "-The whole country".
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The answer is False.
Explanation:
History is the science that studies the past events related to people, societies, events, and problems as well as our attempts to understand them. History make us learn what it means to be human while standing out the great achievement and errors that our ancestors made in the past.
A ripple effect can be defined as a situation in which the effect of a certain event can be expanded rapidly, like the ripples expanding across the water when sometimes is dropped into it. But this is used more commonly in macroeconomics when showing the effect of currency devaluation.
Although we can study how these events had their own kind of "ripple effects" when occurred, this is not often used on history matters.
