Answer:
2. Executive Office of the President, the Cabinet, and the independent agencies
Explanation:
3. There have been several:
1. The 12th Amendment requiring separate ballots for the office of the presidency and the vice-presidency (1804).
2. The 20th Amendment which transferred the Presidential Inauguration from March to January (1933).
3. The 22nd Amendment, limiting the Presidency to two terms (1947).
4. The 25th Amendment that established a series of procedures to ensure the continuation of the presidency in the event the President is disabled or the Vice-President is absent (1967).
Answer:
If you are deaf and communicate with sign language:
You may request that PennDOT provide an interpreter for the Knowledge and/or Road Test
Explanation:
It is the responsibility of public institutions to provide an interpreter if a deaf person must communicate with sign language. However, it seems that payment for the service must be borne by the person requesting for the service. The request must be placed two weeks in advance to ensure that necessary arrangements are made for the purpose. Only certified and registered sign language interpreters are allowed for the Knowledge and/or Road Test.
Answer:
B. The requirement violates Article I, Section 4 of the Constitution, which gives Congress the power to "make or alter" state regulations providing for the "Times" and "Manner" of holding elections for senators and representatives.
Explanation:
Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act. ... Section 4(e) gives that the option to enroll and cast a ballot may not be denied to those people who have finished the 6th grade in a government funded school, for example, those in Puerto Rico, where the dominating study hall language is a language other than English.
Answer:
Claudio Monteverdi
Explanation:
Was an Italian composer. His first opera was Orfeo which was the meeting of music an theatre.
Was presented in Italy at the theatre of the court of Mantua on 24 February 1607.
