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<u>Question:</u></h3>
All of the following are formal or informal sources of presidential power except
a. presidential authority to raise revenue
b. presidential access to the media
c. precedents set during previous administrations
d. public support
e. the constitution
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Answer:</u></h3>
All the mentioned options are formal or informal sources of Presidential power except the Presidential authority to raise revenue.
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Explanation:</u></h3>
The powers to raise a revenue is not given to the presidential authority. This is because raising funds occurs when a bill is passed from both the houses of the parliament. A direct implementation of the raise in revenue in a democratic country by a single person or authority would be a sign of dictatorship.
Living in the world's largest democracy, a single raise in any tax or revenue is gone through two houses of the parliament and then it is approved by the government. It is a chain that works and not a single person or authority.
Answer:
1. 481 ft
2. north, south, east, and west
3. The pyramids were built as burial places and monuments to the Pharaohs.
4. This was the journey Egyptians believed all people took after death, and they filled their tombs with objects and paintings to help them get there.
5. pharaohs were god- on earth
Explanation:
number 10 is The first of Snefru’s two later pyramids at Dahshūr, called the Blunted (or Bent) Pyramid, was the first ever to be designed as a true pyramid. Although it was begun with steep sides, engineers were forced to reduce the angle of the sides when structural faults appeared midway through construction, producing the bent appearance of the structure
I Believe the answer is: Confederate--or a confederation of states.
In the confederate form of government, each states within the country have the voting power to overrule the regulations that made by the government.
This would make the government significantly weaker compared to the states and would basically give no influence to control the actions made by the states.
Mediator
Mediator act as an independent unbiased third party which is officially appointed to settle disputes outside the court. Arbitrator review the Testimonies and shreds of evidence presented by both the sides of disputed parties followed by the hearing which issues the decision to end disputes after the completion of the procedure.
