Vehicle license plates and registrations must be
renewed
(a) every year
(b) every two years
either (a) or (b)
every three years
Answer:a
Explanation:
When a President vetoes a bill:
A.
It can be passed if three-quarters of the majority party vote to override.
B.
It can be passed if two-thirds of the members of both houses vote to override.
C.
It can be passed if a majority of one house overrides a veto.
D.
It cannot be passed.
Answer:
C.
It can be passed if a majority of one house overrides a veto.
Answer:
b it can be passed if two-thirds of the members vote to override
Explanation:
What is the top speed in a parking lot?
A. 10 mph
B. 20 mph
C. 25 mph
D. 30 mph
Answer:
30mph
Explanation:
this is according to metres per hour
but if it were kilometers per hour it would have been 15kph
but since metres are a smaller it's 30mph
Answer:
A. 10 mph is the correct answer
If your vehicle malfunctions, turn on your hazard lights
A. before you pull over
B. after you pull over
C. as you pull over
D. before you come to a stop
So, If your car breaks down, pull over and turn on your hazard lights.
since if your car breaks down, pull over and turn on your warning light
When your automobile becomes a possible threat to other road users, turn on your hazard lights.
Whether you're replacing a tyre on the roadside, it's usually fine to keep your hazards on. You're awaiting for a tow because your automobile has broken.
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Answer:
B. after you pull over
Explanation:
"Note: The purpose of hazard lights is to show other drivers your vehicle is disabled. Use them only after your vehicle is pulled over on the side of the road, not while driving." (FLVS Driver's Education 6.3)
If you are using your high beams at night, you should remember to do
what?
A. Flicker them constantly
B. Tailgate cars
C. Switch to low beams for oncoming traffic
D. Also turn on the fog lights
Answer:
the answer is C
Explanation:
because you can crash if the other car decided to do the same thing no one will see nothing in the front in Crash
What was the result in the case of U.S. v. Park, the case in which the defendant, the president of a national food-chain corporation, claimed he should not be held liable for allowing food in a warehouse to be exposed to rodent contamination because he had delegated responsibility to subordinates
Answer:he is right
Explanation:
Which constitutional amendment extended citizenship to formerly enslaved
people?
Answer:
The 14th Amendment.
Explanation:
The fourteenth amendment to the Constitution of the United States was passed during the Reconstruction period. It was one of three amendments enacted to ban slavery and define citizenship and strengthen legal rights for African Americans. It was ratified in 1868 and therefore ensuring citizenship to all people (Including former slaves) born or naturalized in the United States and guaranteed them equal protection of the legal framework.
Should people who resist arrest still face charges if they are ultimately found innocent? Why or why not?
Answer:
no
Explanation:
because the were maybe scared and mad that they were being arrested for nothing
Should people who resist arrest still face charges if they are ultimately found innocent? Why or why not?
Answer:
Depends on the state. (USA)
Explanation:
In California resisting arrest is a charge itself so yes.
Answer:
california is an exeption
Explanation:
The speaker argues that just because these men have been locked up, they shouldn't be locked out of their kids' lives. Do you agree or disagree? Explain.
Answer:
I agree with the speakers statement. As many have pointed out, that one mistake or the decisions of the past should not put crippling restrictions on one's future. Incarceration is atonement for one's crimes, they already are isolated from the daily functions of society. However, keeping them from their loved one's and children is taking things too far.
Explanation:
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What was the effect of the Supreme Court decision described in this
headline?
DAILY NEWS 1962
In Engel v. Vitale,
Court Rules That
School Board Cannot
Sponsor Prayer
A. School prayers had to be provided by individual religious groups.
B. School prayer was banned in public schools across the United
States.
c. The decision was reversed by a later Supreme Court ruling that
protected school prayer as free expression.
O D. A new amendment was passed to allow school prayer.
Answer: B. School prayer was banned in public schools across the United States.
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The effect of the Supreme Court decision described in this headline "Court Rules That School Board Cannot Sponsor Prayer" indicated that School prayer was banned in public schools across the United States.
In Engel v. Vitale, the Court ruled for public schools to ban supporting specific religions.Supporting or choosing particular religion is forbidden as the 1st Amendment allows all religions at an equal place.The 1st Amendment prevents the government from supporting religion and declaring it as official.America allows every religion to practice without any restriction from the government.Therefore we can conclude that the Supreme Court decision dealt with the School prayers was banned.
Thus option B. is the correct answer.
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I'm going too grade 11 in September and I'm not good at math so I dont want to take academic math for the next years in high school. do I have to take math in high school in order to go to university . I want to take philosophy in uni to go to law school and I live in canada Ontario. I know this isn't a proper question but I need to know so I can make my highchool life more less stressful
Answer:
You have to take math in highschool to pass, let alone go to uni
Explanation:
Answer:
I know this may seem tough but honestly you do need math in order to pass but I recommend you do a split course and do math at home through home schooling also sign up for tutor me it has helped me so much.
Explanation:
Some have argued that prisoners do not make good role models for their own children. Do you agree or disagree? Explain.
Answer:
I would disagree and agree.
Explanation:
My opinion comes down to one aspect, how does the prisoner explain/represent their current state to their own children. As an example, some people would use their state to show and represent what would happen if their children did something aginst the law like them. Unlike them, some prisoners may decide to stay as they are without talking to their children which could change the view of the consequences of doing something illegal for a child.
Answer:
I don't agree, in my opinion it comes down to one aspect, how does the prisoner explain/represent their current state to their own children. As an example, some people would use their state to show and represent what would happen if their children did something against the law like them.
Explanation:
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In which parking situations should you use your parking brake?
A. only when you're parking on a hill
OB. only when you're parking on flat ground
C. always
D. only when you're parked facing uphill
Answer:
c which is always
Explanation:
because you have to stop yhe vehicle at somepoint
What makes fingerprints individual and unique? How do scientists match a fingerprint to a specific person?
Answer:
your finger prints are unique that means no one in the world have the same ridges and lines that you have on your fingers
Explanation:
as the fetus moves there fingers rubs against the womb these tiny forces pushed the skin as it grows
Answer:
Fingerprints are unique because of ridge characteristics. These consist of ridge endings, enclosures, and other details. Fingerprints are useful in criminal investigations because of the very low probability that two different individuals could have left identical fingerprints. The FBI has databases that can compare millions of fingerprints and the advances in technology now allow investigators to digitize fingerprints. Using scanning techniques and sophisticated matching algorithms, investigators search through millions of records with lightning speed to find the perfect fingerprint match.
What are the examples of personal crimes
Answer:
1. Assault/Battery
2. Kidnapping
3. Homicide
4. False Imprisonment
Explanation: These crimes can be punished as a misdemeanor or felony depending on the state or federal law.
Explanation:
homicidio,asesinato, lesiones.
Civil rights laws protect against discrimination in all but this area _____.
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Answer:
Title VII prohibits discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex or national origin.
I would say age discrimination is allowed. You cant be hired at certain places if you are over/under a certain age like 18.
A large corporation has accrued a lot of debt over the last two years in an
effort to expand its business. While they have gained new customers, they
still aren't making enough money to pay off their debt. Which type of
bankruptcy would this company likely want to file?
A. Chapter 1
B. Chapter 13
C. Chapter 7
D. Chapter 11
Answer:Chapter 11
Explanation:
I got it wrong and it said chapter 11
Which of the following is an example of a criminal offense?
Answer:There is nothing to chose from pls edit this and i will tell you
Explanation: But i know one of them is robbing, murder.
Answer:
Check Forging
Explanation:
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Which cause-and-effect diagram best illustrates one main effect of informed
citizens on the political system?
A.
Citizens educate
themselves on
important issues
Politicians can
communicate their
plans to citizens
more easily
OB
Citizens read news
sources they agree
with.
These citizens
become more
engaged in politics.
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O c.
Citizens understand
how to acquire
Information
Citizens are more
likely to know how
to vote.
OD.
Citizens analyze the
actions and words of
elected officials.
officials are held to
account when they
misbehave
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Answer:
D. Citizens analyze the actions and words of elected officials -> Officials are held to account when they misbehave.
Explanation:
An informed citizen can better hold officials accountable for their actions. They can raise issue thru media or even their own blogs today. A. also has merit in that citizens educate themselves on important issues, but that should help dictate plans politicians should take, not make politicians communicate plans easier. Also C. Citizens understand how to acquire information leads to citizens are more likely to know how to vote. If C. was slightly reworded then it may be best as in citizens educate themselves on important issues and this leads to citizens making more informed votes. Instead, C. just says citizens understand how to acquire info instead of educate on the issues, and then it says know how to vote (there is not one know how way to vote), but rather should have said make an informed vote.
Loyalty - jeff's best friend is getting into some pretty risky behaviors, including dangerous
drugs. What can Jeff do to help his friend?
Answer:Enlighten him
Explanation:
All Jeff need to do is to get some information about hard drugs....its risk and consequences.... Including facts that he might be caught and tried and charged to jail......for a long period of time
3. When the terms of a written contract are ambiguous and require ________, the courts allow evidence to fill in the gaps.
Answer:
i think the answer would be evidence.
Choose the answer that best describes when drivers must always yeild to emergency vehicles with lights and sirens on
Answer: ermergency vehicles traveling in all directions (d)
Answer:
is d I just took the tes t
Explanation:
and I got it right
Is a non judicial settlement of a case in which the defendant exchanges a guilty plea for judicial concessions and reduced sentences
Answer:
Plea bargaining
Explanation:
Plea bargaining is described as the kind of non-judicial settlement as regards a case. In such a settlement the defendant or the accused reciprocates a guilty plea in return for judicial compromise and reduction in the period of sentences. It is type of negotiation between the defense and prosecution with an aim to settle a criminal case out of court i.e. without involving the judiciary. The defedents expect a judicial leniency in punishment or severity of charges filed in return for the guilty plead by the accused in such agreements. Thus, 'plea bargaining' is the correct answer.
If a --__ separates you and a stopped school bus on the opposite side of the road, you do not have to
stop for it.
Answer:
A median other physical barrier
Explanation:
When there is a stopped school bus that has the alternating red flashing signal lights on it is required for the oncoming vehicle drivers on the same lane of the highway where the school bus is parks to stop and the driver of
all vehicles are to wait for the school is once again in motion before they can resume their journey
However for vehicles moving in the opposite direction on the other side of the road separated by a physical barrier are not required to stop.
What is a power the executive branch has over the legislative branch?
Answer:
Financial power... since the executive has the Ministry of Treasury and finance.... I think
Is it enough to be "suspected" of terrorism, or should these suspects have the right to a fair trial before being detained indefinitely?
Answer:
Suspects must have a trial before being detained indefinitely.
Explanation:
Suspects of terrorism must be detained immediately, as a measure of security and disaster prevention, since terrorist acts tend to be gradual and involve causing terror and deaths in the population.
However, in order for this suspect to be detained indefinitely, there needs to be a fair trial where evidence will be analyzed that places this suspect as guilty or innocent, making his arrest or freedom justified.
Answer:
Well, obviously the cops would need some sort of reason to arrest these people before detaining them, not just because they may seem “suspicious”. I do believe that they must have a fair trial before being detained permanently because the police may not have any sort of theory or evidence just suspicion and that is not enough.
Explanation:
What are the 8 most significant events in SkillsUSA history? (Will give brainliest!)
Explanation:
According to information from SkillsUSA official website, here are some significant events in their history:
1. 2017 Event
SkillsUSA received a Grand Award for its magazine’s digital edition from Awards for Publication Excellence.
2. 2004 Event
On Sept. 1, the student organization’s name officially changed to SkillsUSA.
3. 1997 Event
VICA held its first School-to-Work Conference at the NLSC.
4. 1994 Event.
The United States Skill Olympics had a new name which became the SkillsUSA Championships–effective during the National Leadership and Skills Conference in 1995.
5. 1991
Robert Pope won the gold medal for Welding in the Amsterdam International Youth Skill Olympics. He made history by receiving the first gold medal in Welding for the United States, and by obtaining the most points in any IYSO contest since its beginning.
6. 1985 Event
The United States received for the first time the International Skill Olympics gold medal by Dennis Falls of Arizona.
7. 1983 Event
President Ronald Reagan made a keynote address at the National Leadership Conference and said, “American industry as well as American educational institutions should take note of the VICA experience.
8. 1979 Event
The National Leadership Center was dedicated after 15 years of planning and fundraising.
You are on your daily jog when a car negligently
pulls out in front of you. Unable to stop, you run into
it and injure yourself. Should you be able to recover
damages for the harm done to you?
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
The driver of the car was negligent and ended up causing an accident that hurt you in some way. Neglect makes the driver liable for the damage you have suffered which means that he is legally obliged to compensate you for the damage that his negligent driving has caused.
That way, you would have to go to the authorities with the license plate number or any other information that helps the authorities to locate the driver.
What is the main objective of the placement stage in the money laundering process?
a. to place "clean" money into the legal financial system
b. to change the owner of assets
c. to separate the illegal funds from the criminal and obscure the start of an audit trail
d. to increase the value of the illicit cash
Answer:
to place "clean" money into the legal financial system.
Explanation:
The Placement Stage (Filtering): This stage represents the initial entry of the “dirty” cash or proceeds of crime into the financial system. In this stage, the criminal relieves himself of holding and guarding large amounts of bulky of cash and the money is placed into the legitimate financial system.
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The main objective of the placement stage in the money laundering process is to separate the illegal funds from the criminal and obscure the start of an audit trail. The correct option is c.
The separation of illegally obtained funds from the criminal and the concealment of their source are the primary goals of the placement stage in the money laundering process. In this phase, criminals attempt to introduce "dirty" money into the legal financial system while avoiding detection by regulatory and law enforcement agencies. In order to make the money appear legitimate, this may entail making deposits into several accounts using a shell company to hide the source of the funds, or carrying out other transactions.
For money launderers, the placement stage is essential because it enables them to separate themselves from the illegal funds and start the process of integrating them into the economy without arousing suspicion. Money launderers try to reduce the chance of being discovered and subject to an investigation by authorities by hiding the beginning of an audit trail.
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