What is the nature of quantitative methodology? What types of measurements are best explored using quantitative methodology? Why? Based on your initial readings in Chapter 1 of the course textbook, how is this different from qualitative methodology? Explain
Discuss the challenging aspects of the USAF global strike mission. What changes would you recommend to better integrate and increase efficiency to the Air Force nuclear enterprise? Do you have suggestions on how to address operational challenges as Air Force Global Strike Command continues to modernize and prepare for future national security scenarios?
Discuss the logic behind federalism. Identify the powers and responsibilities of federal, state, and local governments. This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeDiscuss and explain the advantages and the disadvantages of federalism.
Explain the concepts of federalism. Gave examples of the different types of federalism as practiced in US history. Discuss the logic behind federalism. Identify the powers and responsibilities of federal, state, and local governments. This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeDiscuss and explain the advantages and the disadvantages of federalism.
Explain the differences between the federalists and Anti Federalists. Why did the anti-federalists want a bill of rights? Explain how this country would have been different had they not been successful in their push to add a bill of rights work cited
Discuss at least one way Congress (the House of Representatives and the Senate} acts differently today than as expressed in Article 1 of the US Construction. – Discuss at least one way the Office of the President acts differently today than as expressed in Article 1 of the US Construction.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of the Electoral College? This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeShould the US continues using the Electoral College. Why or why not? What might be a good replacement?
Explain how the Electoral College works. How are Electors chosen? How many are chosen (both at the national and state level)? Where and when do they cast their votes? How many Electoral votes are needed to obtain the presidency? What happens if no one candidate gets the necessary number of votes to win the presidency […]
Explain the concept of judicial review. Why is the case of Marbury versus Madison still important today? Cite some modern-day examples to answer this question, using outside research
Examine Marx’s writings on communism and socialism and compare them to how they manifested in reality. What worked and what didn’t? What misconceptions do we have about his original intent based on what we see in past or current governments?
