Why are the "majority opinions" of the supreme court so important? a) they establish legal precedents b) they are outside of jurisdictions c) they are not met with controversy d) they do not require congressional approval

Which of these was not a part of the english bill of rights? people could bear arms. monarchs could create taxes. monarchs could not suspend laws. free speech was ok in parliament.

The system of checks and balances was designed for what purpose? fear of strong state power to keep power out of one branch to appease the southern states to allow the judicial branch to have equal power

Which of these innovations led to increased production in american factories in the early 1800s? a. the use of interchangeable parts b. the construction of canals c. the invention of the mechanical reaper d. the availability of electricity