<span>This quote, from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, comes from the protagonist, Dr. Frankenstein himself. He is describing the fury that led him to create his monster, how alchemy drove him beyond the normal acceptable limits of human nature. It is a classic example of the "overreacher", as Frankenstein seeks, through science, to transcend the earthly limits of life and death. It must be noted as well that Frankenstein does not attempt this with evil intentions, but almost naively, thinking that he is doing good.</span>
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Explanation:
Which of the following statements describes a difference between the political systems of Australia and New Zealand?
A.
Australia is a constitutional monarchy; New Zealand is a democracy.
B.
Australia's entire territory is ruled directly by the central government; New Zealand is divided into states.
C.
In Australia, citizens are required by law to vote in elections; in New Zealand, voting is not required.
D.
Australia does not have a written constitution; New Zealand has a writt
When one of the branches want more power, yes. But that is why we have 3 branches and checks and balances. We have those to prevent one branch from obtaining too much power. When the president wants a bill to be passed that will benefit the people and the legislative branch doesn't like it or the judicial branch says it is unconstitutional, then the bill cannot be passed.
