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Communism (from Latin communis, 'common, universal') is a philosophical, social, political, economic ideology and movement whose ultimate goal is the establishment of a communist society, namely a socioeconomic order structured upon the ideas of common ownership of the means of production and the absence of social ...
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The Supreme Court declares a law passed by Congress "unconstitutional" based on their interpretation of the Constitution.
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The <em>"Supreme Court</em>" is considered to be the highest federal court which reviews the different branches whether they are in line with the Constitution. Such review is termed<em> "judicial review." </em>It is also the role of the Supreme Court to check the president's actions as well as the laws that have been passed whether they are constitutional or not.
"Checks and balances" makes sure that the three branches would remain fair when it comes to their power and not one will become greater than the other.
The US did not want to get involved in the war but then they were forced to when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor
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Military all over the world uses military aircraft in both offensive and defensive purposes. In offensive role, these aircraft are used in destroying enemy’s vital installations, air strips, ordnance depots and supplies. In defensive role, it provides close air support to land-based army and also deters the threats of enemy air strike. In naval warfare, military aircraft plays a significant role to detect and neutralize submarines and warships to keep the seacoast free from enemy attack. Military aircraft also provides logistic supply to forward bases, conducting airlift (cargo and troops), and participates in rescue operations during national disaster. Military aviation includes both transport and warcraft and consisting of fixed wing aircraft, rotary-wing aircraft (RWA) and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). From the early days of world war, it has been realized that air power supremacy is vital for winning a war as well as maintaining the sovereignty of any country. This chapter discusses basic flight mechanics, types and roles of aircraft, safety considerations and design and certification procedures.