02/11/22

Why did Snowden use the Nuremberg Trials example in the 2016 movie Snowden?

Why is this scene the most important one in the film? What does this scene demonstrate to us about the characters? What larger themes are represented in this scene? 
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01/10/22

What is the best way to write the following phrases: 1. No Consensual Compliance 2. No Citizen Consent
What is the best way to write the following two respective phrases in Latin?: 1. No Consensual Compliance (I.e., My compliance is not consensual or willful; it is forced)2. No Citizen Consent... more
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09/21/21

government & politics
in the context of the scenario, explain how the process described in part A can be affected by the executive branch
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04/21/21

Fahrenheit 451: The Hearth and the Salamander
The woman who lights the match to burn herself along with her books haunts Montag’s mind throughout the last half of this section of the novel. Her decision to kill herself prompts him to... more
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12/03/20

English writing
Write a persuasive essay of at least five paragraphs on a contemporary or historical subject. The essay must convey your feelings and opinions on the subject and present information meant to... more
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05/22/20

Election in the US
Dear Sir or Madam,I am a foreign student, who try to understand the US politics and laws.Now, I think that I understand the most of the politics here. But I am totally lost at the election... more
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05/20/20

Describe some negative and positive reasons for government regulation of business.

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03/07/20

Was the Constitution made to protect the wealthy?
Charles Beard claims that the constitution's structures are more oriented towards protecting the class interest of elites rather than vindicating the promise of the preamble to "establish justice,... more
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11/19/19

How is the Patriot Act funded?
Doing a paper on a specific policy, and when researching the Patriot Act, I could not find anything on how the Act is funded or where the money comes from. Does anyone know or can anyone direct me... more
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08/13/19

I dont know understand this sentence kinldy explain
I'm getting forgetful in my old age.
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08/11/19

What was the first novel written in the present tense?
Although many novels are still written in the past tense, it seems that many other novels nowadays are written in the present tense. When did this begin?**What was the first novel written primarily... more
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08/08/19

In the USA, why is there still a government shutdown when Congress and the White House are controlled by the same party?
During the [United States federal government shutdown of 2018](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_federal_government_shutdown_of_2018), a single party commanded both the White House and a... more
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08/05/19

You will have to Vs Have to?
I have come across this, in a recent conversation with an educationalist.During our conversation regarding higher education; He said, "you will have to do that".Is it the right phrase? What is the... more
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08/05/19

i have an essay due in 24 hours
i have an essay on symbolism in animal farm and i didn't read the book and i procrastinated what do i do? here is the prompt A symbol is an object, action, or event that represents something or... more
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08/05/19

What does "storm–the–gates populism” mean?
I was drawn to the words "storm-the-gates populism" in the following passage of the New York Times’ (February 15) article that came under the title, "Donald Trump escalates rhetoric before South... more
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08/05/19

Difference between "prima facie" and "preliminary" evidence?
I came across many sentences in empirical economics papers using the term:> prima facie evidenceIs there any difference between *"prima facie"* evidence and *"preliminary evidence"*?
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08/05/19

In the phrase "man enough", is man an adjective?
I do realize that the phrase *"to be man enough"* is an idiom. But I wonder what is the grammatical/syntactic role that *man* plays in it. Is it an uncountable noun? An adjective? An adverb? Or... more
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08/02/19

Why is there a "mean" in "Greenwich Mean Time" (GMT)?
What's the meaning of the word "mean" in "Greenwich Mean Time"?Shouldn't we simply say something like "Greenwich Time"? I don't understand what the word "mean" is doing there.
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07/31/19

Is using "I don't know that" instead of "I don't know if" grammatically correct?
When asked whether he recognized equal rights of atheists, George H. W. Bush said<sup>1</sup>:> No, I don't know that atheists should be considered as citizens, nor> should they... more
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07/31/19

Meaning of "to charm the skin off a snake"?
This is a phrase originated from *Dead Run* by Erica Spindler. Hereunder is the context in the book that I googled. > Rick’s Island Hideaway was the quintessential Key West bar: Jimmy Buffet on... more
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07/31/19

in the year 1908 or "in the year of 1908"?
Do we need preposition **"of"** after a **year**?>Freud is a visitor at James’s Sussex residence, Lamb House, in the year 1908
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07/31/19

I have to write samples of ad copy for print, video, and radio. I'm a total newbie. What's the first step?
Know your market! It's the Golden Rule of advertising. What are you asking people to buy, or believe? What are you passionate about? With a good coach you can learn to read your your market and... more
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07/31/19

Difference between verb+preposition and phrasal verbs?
I am reading a book on grammar. Now I can't understand the difference between the `verb+preposition` and `phrasal verbs`. For example>He never thinks about(or of) other people.and>put on your... more
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07/29/19

Using an uncountable noun and 'none'?
Today I came across the following sentence:> We asked for help and were given none.It feels and sounds right to me. However, after decomposing _none_ into _not one_, it becomes apparent that... more
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07/29/19

Confusing rule about subject-verb agreement?
I am currently working through "The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation" by Jane Straus. In the section on subject-verb agreement the author describes a rule for sentences that begin with "there"... more
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