: Write one large paragraph: If the Federal Job Act was implemented now how would that affect the next election and political tensions in the USA?

Explanation:

More than any other aspect of U.S. government structure, federalism contributes significantly to innovation in state, local and national government alike.1 However, it is unlikely that the contemporary impacts of federalism in postindustrial America were fully anticipated by the framers of the U.S. constitution. The Founders were driven to a much greater extent by a desire to strike a balance in political power between a nascent national government and the several pre-existing state governments than in promoting innovation and the capacity to adapt to ever changing socio-economic and environmental circumstances. The adoption of a federal form of government at the outset of our nation’s history reflected an appreciation for the cultural heterogeneity that characterized the original thirteen states.2 As the intergovernmental relationships between the federal government and the several states have evolved over time, however, federalism in America has repeatedly proven to serve as an important institutional asset in the service of sustainability.

This chapter will demonstrate how a variety of incentive structures propel state and local governments toward greater open-mindedness, experimentation, and learning from experience than is generally the case with the national government. Unlike the more insulated federal government, the several states and their many local governments face increasingly vexing and complex social and economic challenges which cannot be brushed aside in favor of engagement in the rough-and-tumble of global politics and national partisan competition; citizens in our towns, cities, counties and states frequently demand that action be taken to address their immediate concerns for the quality of life where they live, and they tend to expect tangible results from their state and local governments.

Law enforcement services and community safety are good examples of such concerns for immediate tangible results. When criminal activity increases in a state or local jurisdiction, citizens often call for stricter laws, stiffer penalties for violations, and more robust enforcement; the sidestepping of issues and the shifting of blame to others are generally not acceptable dodges of responsibility to citizens calling for effective action. The heightened visibility of problems at the state and local level, and the demand for quick solutions to those problems, commonly place a heavy burden on state and local governments for timely action. While this often intense atmosphere can be quite stressful for state and local policymakers, some of the very best and most innovative solutions to tough problems emerge from this setting – leading to the development of solutions that promote the sustainability of states and local communities in one location that are often copied, modified and implemented in other state and local government settings across the nation.

The term federalism refers to a formal legal relationship between one or more levels of government vertically organized, and a whole host of relationships between similar levels of government horizontally organized. As Watts notes, the highly regarded late scholar of federalism Daniel Elazar viewed federalism as a complex contractual arrangement; for Elazar federalism represents a form of “shared rule plus self rule — and a balance between cooperation and competition among the general and constituent governments.”3 The structure of American federalism was initially intended to protect pre-existing units of government (the states), and serve as an authoritative method of assigning or dividing responsibilities among the levels of government. In contrast, contemporary approaches to American federalism — the result of over a century of change — clearly emphasize collaboration among and across units of government while continuing to respect the distinctive priorities and needs of populations in different state and local jurisdictions. Today, an expansive and flexible understanding of American federalism represents a clear opportunity for innovation rather than representing a strict limitation on what actions any particular level of government is allowed to take.

which of the following would be an example of an archetypical theme ?

How many times did he swim across the river?

What are examples of generative writing ?

4. Heel is to foot as the palm is to
A hand
B. head
C. leg
D. stomach​

In line 4 why is truth described as “the pure inmate of thy glowing breast”

Media Literacy is a way to:
Question options:

understand and interact with the world.

describe the consumption of different forms of communication.

learn how to use modern methods of interaction.

criticize violence, degradation, and behavior in magazines, TV shows, and the Internet.

What is the most likely reason that the author begins and ends the text with the larger conversation about carbohydrates in the human diet but develops the argument about whole grains in the middle?

Answers:
The author wanted to emphasize the controversy because conflict is more interesting to readers in general.

The author wanted to ultimately make a point about carbohydrates but use information about whole grains to prove that point

The author wanted to shame the reader for believing that carbohydrates were exactly like sugar and then prove the point by bringing it up again at the end.

The author wanted to discourage the reader from eating sugar and grains in favor of the universally-healthy fruits, vegetables, and beans to get carbohydrates

Talk about the places you wanna visit in one minute

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Which conclusion can most likely be drawn from the details in paragraph 2?

1- Most shopping malls have many of the same elements.
2- Shopping malls are not a fun place for young children.
3- Advertising to get people to come to a mall can be expensive.
or 4- Each new shopping mall is built with better features than before.

Which one?

In the Latin language, words ending in -us and -um, such as rhombus and datum, are made plural by replacing -us and -um with __________. A) -is and -a B) -es and -s C) -i and -a

In their arguments, the writers of both declarations agree that the existing government.

A. has gotten its power from the people whom it governs

B. has denied the right of trial by jury to some of the people.

C. has done away with the laws that the people have written.

D. has forced some of the people to live without an education.

Denver has many unique historical monuments; ____ , it has one of the most amazing natural settings of any city in the world.


1) furthermore

2) as if

3) so that

4) due to

5) in case

A(n) ___ opinion is an opinion statement given without any evidence or support.

A. Factual
B. Substantial
C. Unsubstantiated
D. Realistic
E. Foundational

2. Page 262, line 50-61: Analyze Character and Theme: How does Macbeth's speech develop a
theme?
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Excerpt from Dombey and Son
Charles Dickens
"The House will once again, Mrs Dombey,' said Mr Dombey, 'be not only in name but in fact Dombey and Son, and he added, in atone of luxurious satisfaction, with his eyes half-closed as if he were reading the name in a device of flowers, and inhaling their
fragrance at the same time; 'Dom-bey and Son!"
Why is Dombey so pleased with the birth of his child?

A)
He has always wanted a son
B)
He never thought that he would be a father.
C)
He knows his own father would be proud of him.
D)
He is thrilled that the name of his business will continue.

Why might the rock climber's
prosthetic leg work "even
better" than a biological limb?

One negative effect of assuming differences is _______________. a. we can isolate ourselves from others b. we will experience culture shock c. we will have to learn many new languages d. people will make assumptions about you

Read the excerpt from "The Difficult Path." "Can you read these?" Tianyi asked me. I nodded. She looked at me, her eyes sparkling with an inner fire. “Teach me,” she said, “and you can stay." So I did. How does that excerpt contribute to the story?
options:

It reveals the resolution (end) of the story when Lingsi is valued for her ability to read.

Lingsi will likely return and marry FuDing to avoid the pirates.

It explains the conflict between Lingsi and Tianyi, the pirate

yo basically im asking you to make a 100% clean pg poetic rap thats 16 lines long and it has to be talking about the current happenings of the united staes.​

38. The room is airy.' Here 'airy' is -*
(1 Point)
A. an adjective
B. an adverb
C. Verb
D. None of these​

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Based on the word choice in sentence 1, who is the most likely audience for this passage?
an informed audience
a general audience
an uninformed audience
a young audience

Don't be ........ even in your hard times . ( impatient , cuddle)​

multiply or divided before you add or subtract

Does the sentence state a fact or an opinion? The first national park in the United States, Yellowstone is now too busy to be enjoyable.​

Extrinsic motivation is

motivation that comes from the inside.
motivation that comes from the outside.
based on noticing similarities and differences.
based on the way a character looks at something.

Which statement best describes the overall claim?

The wilderness and the rest of nature contain beauty and value for all Americans.
Pollution and the amount of energy people use have negative effects on the environment.
Americans have many concerns about the environment and how it is being affected.
Protecting the environment is essential for maintaining Americans’ quality of life.

Read the passage, and then answer the question that follows:

Even though it costs less than staying in hotels, family camping has become less popular lately.

In the passage above, how is the transition even though used?

1) To show a contrast
2) To summarize an idea
3) To introduce an idea
4) To show a comparison

4. Who told Gilbert that his father "wasn't coming home"?
O Mrs. Curie
О Senior Uriarte
O Emmy
O the postmaster

they bought baking trays is it gerund or particle​