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Why does Texas have a constitution? - Answer because of federalism Why was the Articles of Confederation written? - Answer After the Revolutionary War, the colonists had to decide how to organize themselves. After winning the Revolutionary War, what document did the colonists write to organize themselves? - Answer The Articles of Confederation Basic things that the Constitution does - Answer -define relationship between gov't and the people -apportion power and r...

the _____________ is the idea that a party is NOT just a group of elected officials but an organization that exists apart from its candidates - Answer party principle party systems across the history of politics in the United States are most defined by - Answer shifts in major issues and supporting groups that characterize parties and political conflicts how many party systems have existed in American history since 1789? - Answer 6 for a new party system to emerge in the ...

V.O. Key once defined public opinion as - Answer "those opinions held by private persons which governments find it prudent to heed." Who was the first liberal Democrat elected governor of Texas? - Answer James Stephen Hogg Which constitutional amendment gave women the right to vote - Answer 19th The following definition describes what type of frame? Places public issues in some more general or abstract context and takes the form of a "takeout" or "backgroun...

25th Amendment - Answer (1) Succession of VP if the president dies or becomes incapable to do his job.(2) if there is no VP, the president must appoint one, and congress must approve Basic Criteria for President - Answer - 35 years old - lived in the US for 14 years - natural born US citizen Cabinet - Answer Advisory council for the president consisting of the heads of the executive departments, the vice president, and a few other officials selected by the president. ch...

A communications director who works for the Republican National Committee would represent which semi-distinct group within the Republic Part? - Answer The party organization Which type of organization supports candidates running for office under its own name? - Answer Political parties What role do parties play in deciding which candidates will be nominated? - Answer Parties have very little direct control over nominations, though they do tend to be involved in recruiting po...

Aristocracy - Answer - rule by a few -government headed by a privileged minority or upper class Checks and Balances - Answer A system that allows each branch of government to limit the powers of the other branches in order to prevent abuse of power collective action problem - Answer A situation in which the members of a group would benefit by working together to produce some outcome, but each individual is better off refusing to cooperate and reaping benefits from those who...

American political values - Answer Liberty, democracy, equality Aristocracy - Answer Rule by few Checks and Balances - Answer A system that allows each branch of government to amend and veto acts of other branches Prevents on branch from dominating Collective Action problems - Answer -free riders: benefit without contributing -tragedy of commons: overuse of a common resource -A situation in which the members of a group would benefit by working together to produce ...

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How many door tags are you suppose to have? And where? - Answer 5. Total 1.Door, 2.Wall Locker, 3.Sink, 4.Night Stand, and 5.Desk What is a mission statement? - Answer Security Forces protect, defend and fight to enable Air Force joint and coalition missions. How many General Orders are there? - Answer 3 What must always be out on the chair at all times? - Answer 72 hour bag 72 hour bags include? - Answer Shower Gear, PT gear, OCP's w/ socks hat and blous...

Where was the military police (MP) (aviation) training camp established in 1942? - Answer Camp Ripley, MN. Air Police Security (APS) battalions were designed to protect against all of the following except - Answer light tanks. On 1 September 1950, what was established at Tyndall AFB, Florida? - Answer Air Police School. In what year did the Air Force approve the first trial issue of the security police (SP) shield? - Answer 1957 The Security Forces (SF) beret wi...

Where does the tactical area of responsibility (TAOR) begin and, as it extends outward, what does it include? - Answer Those likely avenues of approach or potential key terrain areas from which the enemy can threaten air operations. What is the primary responsibility of air base defense forces concerning level I, II, and III threats? - Answer Defeating level I threats; disrupting or delaying level II threats in the TAOR surrounding the air base; and delaying level III threats. ...

Who is considered the father of the AF? - Answer General Henry H Hap Arnold Who was named the first Air Provost Marshal, and on what date? This celebrates the SF birth date. (Army Air Corps) - Answer Col HG Reynolds, March 29, 1943 When did Harry S Truman sign the National Security Act into Law? Marking the creation of the AF - Answer March 29 1947 When is the official AF birthday - Answer Sept 26, 1947 Who was the first APM of the Air Force - Answer Col Jose...

FPCON Bravo - Answer Increased or more predictable threat of terrorist activity exists Who is considered the father of the AF? - Answer General Henry H Hap Arnold When did Harry S Truman sign the National Security Act into Law? Marking the creation of the AF - Answer March 29 1947 When is the official AF birthday - Answer Sept 26, 1947 When and where was the first Air police School created? - Answer 1 Sept 1950, Tyndall AFB When and where was Air Police tr...

Define/Identify PL 1 through 4 resources - Answer PL 1 - Result in great harm to the strategic capability PL 2 - Significant harm to the war fighting capability PL 3 - Damage US war fighting capability PL 4 - Adversely affect the operational capability Explain abandon vehicle procedures. - Answer Issue a DD Form 1408. After 3 days (72 Hours), if the vehicle has not moved, issue a DD Form 2504 in duplicate. One copy is placed on the vehicle and second copy is forwarded to S2. An...

Name 6 credentials used to access the installation - Answer -Common access card -DD Form 2 -DD Form 1173/1173-1 -AF Form 75/ Visitors Pass -DIBIDS Pass -AFOSI/NCIS/CID Credentials What are 6 Entry Controller duties/ Responsibilities - Answer -Controlling authorized vehicle and pedestrian traffic entering/exiting the installation - Processing authorized visitors onto the installation - Providing information and assistance to visitors -Enforcing traffic laws -Implementing a...

Who created the first office of the air provost marshal? - Answer General Henry Hap Arnold in 1943 What date did harry truman sign the national security act into law? - Answer July 26th, 1947 What date were all army air corps officers officially transferred to the AF? - Answer September 26th, 1947 Where was the first Air Police school established? - Answer Tyndall AFB, Florida Where was the 2nd Air police base transferred to? - Answer Parks AFB, California ...

intelligence cycle - Answer The process of tasking, collecting, processing, analyzing and disseminating intelligence Human Intelligence (HUMINT) - Answer intelligence gathered by means of interpersonal contact, info collected from human sources also by using known documents and social media. Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) - Answer collecting foreign intelligence from communications and information systems for which the NSA is in charge of. Imagery (IMINT) - Answer Rep...

SF Mission - Answer Security Forces protect, defend, and fight to enable Air Force joint and coalition missions. SF Vision - Answer Organized, trained and equipped to deliver enduring Integrated Defense against threats to the AF, Joint and Coalition missions. Recognized and respected for our air-centric expertise. SF Mission Essential Tasks - Answer Form the foundation upon which we train and are the cornerstones of our strength as an organization. What are 5 tasks that ...

Operations security indicators - Answer Process of collecting, processing, analyzing and disseminating intelligence. 4 critical sources: Human, signals, image, and open-source intelligence Human Intelligence (HUMINT) - Answer Any information that can be gathered from human sources Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) - Answer Intelligence derived from electronic signals and systems used by foreign targets, such as communications systems, radars, and weapons systems. Imagery In...

what happened in November 1971 - Answer 12 female airman entered law enforcement specialist training what happened in March 1971? - Answer enlisted career fields split into two separate specialties as law enforcement specialist and security specialist requiring formal training. what happened in November 1976? - Answer 100 female volunteers were selected for security specialist training what happened on January 31, 1968 - Answer Battle of Tan Son Nhut (Tet offensive...