Does the Electoral College still make sense for today's election? Why or why not?

True or False : To win the presidential election, a candidate must win the majority of votes cast by individual voters.

Answer:

Explanation:

The true false question is false. A candidate can have fewer votes than his opponent and still be elected President of the United States. If my memory serves me correctly, I believe John Kennedy was one example. I believe that Trump is another.

The Electoral College was a good idea when the States were first deciding the President because communication was very poor and it made sense to have a body that represented the individual states.

I don't think it is a particularly good idea now. The winner of an election (without getting into the mail in Ballads problem) should be half the votes plus 1.  We have good enough communications that elections can be determined just by counting all the votes cast. The Electoral College puts too much emphasis on places like Texas Florida New York and California. The rust belt becomes important because the most populous states are split.

Popular vote should decide.

There are how many levels of courts in the Georgia judicial branch?
A)two
B)eight
C)five
D)seven



Five isn’t the answer to it

54. What type of thematic map is used to describe migration flows of humans, animals, shipping, etc.
Choropleth
Cartogram
Flow Line
Isoline
Dot Density

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Force and Motion Review CrossWord Puzzle

Which of the following phrases best describes the purpose of a desalination plant?A.to turn wastewater into freshwaterB.to remove salt from seawaterC.to remove contaminants from drinking waterD.to turn freshwater into seawater brainly

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What is sfumato? That’s the whole question

(1) All Inductively strong arguments are cogent arguments.
(2) All cogent arguments are well-formed arguments.
(3). All well formed arguments are valid,
(4) Therefore, all inductively strong arguments are valid.

Choose all that apply

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Inductively cogent
I'll-formed
Well-formed
Deductively strong
Inductively Strong
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Defeated
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What country is more successful , US or canada

The mind is:
A. the brain at work.
B. our identity.
C. our perception of reality.
D. our psychological makeup.

What politician made a strong stand for states' rights?
A.John Calhoun
B.Andrew Johnson
C.Abraham Lincoln
D.Andrew Jackson

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Deforestation is a necessary evil. Discuss

A country wants to make sure that its economy remains stable. Its leaders
worry that allowing market forces to increase or decrease the value of the
country's currency could lead to instability and disrupt economic growth. As a
result, the country decides to tie the value of its currency directly to the U.S.
dollar. If the dollar becomes more valuable, the country's currency will
increase in value. If the dollar declines, the country's currency will decline as
well.
This economic situation is an example of a:
O A. flexible exchange rate.
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O B. deficit-weighted exchange rate.
C. trade-weighted exchange rate.
D. fixed exchange rate.

Which states would favor the Virginia Plan? Why?

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Which do all cells need in order to function?

oxygen
water
carbon dioxide
offspring

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What is pacifism (dont have to explain in too much detail)

The primary influence for the 19th century Latin American independence movements came from

Lisa robs a bank because she believes that if she does not rob the bank she will immediately be shot, because Sax, a felon, is holding a gun to her head. She is

How did Inca society treat the needy people of their society?
They were the responsibility of their families.
They sacrificed them to the sun god.
They did not have to work and were given food to survive.
The sent them into the mountains to die.

What did the Egyptians do with their surplus of goods?

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Ms. Rudolph gets on a train that runs around the outside edge of the Detroit Zoo. The track is 2 kilometers long. The train ride lasts for 0.5 hours and drops passengers off at the same spot where they got on.

What was Ms. R's average velocity on this trip?
A. 4 kilometers per hour

B. 4 kilometers per hour around the track

C. there was no velocity

22. What is the reason for the odd-shape or asymmetrical aspect of the United Arab Emirates population pyramid below
a high death rate among men ages 25-50
a large guest-worker population
an over-counting of children during the census
an epidemic with a high rate of mortality among the elderly
a major war fought in the years 2006 to 2010

Lane is learning to recognize lowercase letters.He is able to do this by ignoring the fact that some lowercase letters do not look like their uppercase counterparts.This is an example of:
A)decoding.
B)encoding.
C)automaticity.
D)attention.

While economic analysis shows that free trade increases consumption for all trading partners, criticism against free trade has been expressed by several policy makers and voters. Trade proponents emphasize the positive net benefits of trade, increasing the economic pie for each trading partner and benefiting each country as a whole. Critics point to the distributional effects of trade in primarily importing countries, benefiting consumers with lower prices and harming some producers. In the U.S. some manufacturing workers have been made worse off as their labor is demanded less. What is the best policy for the U.S. to follow to maximize the well-being of all U.S. workers? Explain your answer. A. Pull out of free trade agreements such as NAFTA that potentially harm U.S. manufacturing workers, in the hope that jobs in the manufacturing industries will return to the U.S. B. Impose tariffs on imported manufactured goods to protect domestic manufacturing jobs that will reemploy workers. C. Keep tariffs on imported goods low but provide special unemployment insurance for workers who lose their jobs due to free trade agreements in order to guarantee displaced workers retain their same living standard while they find a new job. D. Keep tariffs on imported goods but establish and subsidize educational, training, and placement programs for workers who lose their jobs due to free trade agreements.

Before you begin to write, think about your topic sentence. Is it specific? Is it a key idea supported by your research? Make any revisions you might need to make now. Then, think about the facts you chose to support your topic sentence. Do you have enough evidence to explain your topic sentence? Is your evidence strong? If not, you might need to do a little more research now.

Now you are ready to write. Use your favorite word processor, so you can format and edit your work. Begin your writing with a brief introduction to your topic, then write your topic sentence. Then, write a paragraph or two that explains the main idea you have selected about your topic. Your report should include:
u need to include:
An introduction to the topic with your topic sentence
Facts and details from your research that develop the idea in your topic sentence
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Transition words that help connect ideas in your writing
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