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Four theories of the origins of government?
Evolution Theory, Force Theory, Divine Right Theory, Social Contract Theory
Did albert Einstein invent anything that means something to the world?
Besides discovering the photoelectric effect, Einstein developed the Theory of Special Relativity and the Theory of General Relativity, which are the basis for quantum theory and particle theory, and the formula E=Mc2 that indirectly led to the atomic bomb, nuclear power, and much of the current theory about the structure of the universe. Other than that, not much.
Which theory would a 17th century European king mostly likely support?
The divine right theory
What social responsibilty theory?
accommodation
What was the downward filtration theory?
Macaulay wanted to westernize Indian education through the minor intellectuals of India. This was known as the"Downwards Filtration Theory"
What is the idea that judges should follow only the original intent of the framers?
That is constructionist theory.
Was Thomas Jefferson a liberal constructionist or a strict constructionist?
a strict constructionist
Loose construction or strict construction what was Thomas Jefferson's view on the constitution?
He was a strict constructionist. He viewed interpretted the Constituion narrowly. Strict constructionist were also called antiFederalists.
Was Alexander hamilton a strict constructionist or a liberal constructionist?
he was a Liberal constructionist, i believe
Was Thomas Jefferson a strict constructionist or a liberal constructionalist?
He was a strict constructionist. He viewed interpretted the Constituion narrowly. Strict constructionist were also called antiFederalists.
Who is a loose constructionist president?
Thomas Jefferson was a strict constructionist president, but during his presidency he made many loose constructionist decisions. (during his 1st term)
Strict constructionism Jefferson?
Thomas Jefferson was a strict constructionist. Hamilton was a loose constructionist.
Can you strict constructionist in a sentence?
i didnt get the answer
What is a liberal constructionist?
A liberal constructionist is one who argues interpretation of the provision of the Constitution, particularly those granting power to the federal government.
What is the difference between a liberal and a strict constructionist?
A Strict constructionist is always fighting agains the civil liberals and rights. The term Liberal Constructionist refers to persons who believe in a variety meanings for different parts of the constitution. They do so by arguing for different meanings on constitutional representations.
Compare the views of a strict constructionist and a liberal constructionist?
A strict constructionist believes the Constitution should be interpreted narrowly, sticking to the original intent of the framers. In contrast, a liberal constructionist believes the Constitution should be interpreted broadly to adapt to changing times and new circumstances. Strict constructionists tend to emphasize literal readings of the Constitution, while liberal constructionists focus on the broader principles and values underlying it.
Was Andrew Jackson a sectionalist?
no he was a strict constructionist
