Which are compatible with federalism

Reference no: EM13172488

Many scholars believe that federalism is ideally suited to meet the needs of societies with specific attributes. Of the national attributes listed below, which are compatible with federalism?

a. People who desire unity but not uniformity

b. Heterogeneous people spread over a large territory

c. People suspicious of concentrated power

d. All of the above

e. A and Conly

Reference no: EM13172488

Questions Cloud

Primary groups : Why did Cooley refer to some groups as "primary groups"?

Rebuilding relationships with people : Rebuilding relationships with people who knew you in an earlier period of life is a common experience for those who are undergoing which of the following?

Element of nonverbal communication : Which of the following is an important element of nonverbal communication?

Previously agrarian society : Political scientist Robert A. Dahl described the implications of the high degree of inequality in the distribution of wealth brought about by the new economic order which replaced the previously agrarian society. It was swept onto the U.S. scene by

Which are compatible with federalism : Many scholars believe that federalism is ideally suited to meet the needs of societies with specific attributes. Of the national attributes listed below, which are compatible with federalism?

New technologies require new ethics : Hans Jonas argues that our new technologies require a new ethics. What is it about our current technologies that take us beyond neighbor ethics? What new responsibilities do scientists and technologists have?

Differences between simulation models and models covered : Describe the key differences between simulation models and the models covered in previous modules, not only from the perspective of their applications, but also from the perspective of computing/solving the models.

Recruiting talented employees-managing employee retention : Describe the three topics that were most interesting to you throughout this course (Recruiting talented employees, Managing employee retention and separation, Training for improved performance) and how you will use them to make progress in your caree..

Discrete or insular minority : Strict scrutiny is invoked by the Supreme Court whenever a policy, law, regulation, or governmental decision is premised or based upon discrimination against a "discrete or insular" minority.

User Account

All Pages