Answer: I think it a hybrid demon
Explanation: Hope this help :D
The generation known as the "Baby Boomers" is a demographic cohort that includes those born between 1946 and 1964. This "boom" followed World War II, and reflected the improved economic and social conditions of most of the developed world.
This generation has been identified with the "counterculture." They were some of the first people to develop a specific rhetoric, culture and attitude around their generation. One of the characteristics they displayed was an interest in pacifism. Because of this, the Vietnam War was often a point of contention with their parents. While their parents were more accustomed to the idea of war, and more likely to approve of such measures, Baby Boomers were often against the war, or even against all wars. They saw war as a relic from the past that could be eliminated. Therefore, the relationship between them and their parents was often damaged due to their disagreement over the war.
The two principles mentioned are actually interconected. The power in a state is divided in three brances: legislative, executive and judiciary. This is the separation of powers. Moreover, in order to ensure that each of the branches does not exceeds its functions, a system of checks and balances is implemented so that each branch supervises the others.
<u>Separation of powers:</u>
- The Judicial Branch interprets the law.
- The Executive Branch has the responsibility to carry out the law
- The Legislative Branch makes the laws
<u>Checks and balances:</u>
- Congress may impeach judges and the president
- The president can pardon persons convicted of a crime.
- The court has the power of judicial review (to declare laws unconstitutional).
- Congress can override a presidential veto by a 2/3rds vote in each house.
- The president appoints federal judges
Yes, because the exterminator is claiming that the subcontractor is liable for the exterminator's liability to the plaintiff.
<u>Explanation</u>:
A homeowner hired an exterminator company to clean his house and protect it from termite infestation. The exterminator determined he had to remove dirt around the part of the foundation in order to treat the house properly. So the exterminator hired a subcontractor to remove the dirt with a backhoe.
While removing the dirt in the foundation, the subcontractor damaged the foundation of the house. On seeing this, the homeowner filed a complaint against the exterminator in federal district court, demanding $90,000 for the damages. The exterminator claims that the subcontractor is liable for the exterminator's liability to the plaintiff.