Originally, candidates were chosen at national conventions, however this caused a lot of disputes and near violence in the 1968 election causing politicians to realize this process needed to change. They decided states either had to hold primaries or party caucuses who would chose delegates at the county, congressional district or state level, who would go on to the national convention. Most states opted for the primary option due to its simplicity, 37 of the 50 in 2008 utilized primary elections to select their delegates. National conventions nowadays are really just to present an attractive image and message to citizens watching the action at home on television.
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Answer: A) A Bicameral Congress
Explanation: The Connecticut Compromise/Great Compromise defined the terms of representation in the Senate and the house of representatives, collectively the bicameral congress. The terms were, each state should have the same number of representation in the senate, regardless of the size of the state while the house of representatives should reflect the population of each state, such that states with smaller population have less members in the house of representatives.
The 'jack of all trades, master of none' fallacy in software development suggests that it's better to be a specialist. After all, the idiom is predominantly used as an insult.
Answer: The auditor will need to examine and evaluate this newly found risk along with other risks which had need discovered before.
The auditor will the evaluate if these risks have an immediate effect of material misstatement at various levels of the audit.