Abel Tasman discovered New Zealand on December 13 of what year?

New generation jails allows for continuous observation of residents true or false

The number of House of Representatives + Senators = which of the following? A. Electoral Votes B. Executive Votes C. Earned Votes

The power of the Supreme Court to hear cases that have NOT been tried and ruled on in lower courts is called: A: Original Jurisdiction B: Appellate Jurisdiction C: Exclusive Jurisdiction

An attorney: a. must reveal a client's confession of a crime. b. cannot represent a guilty party. c. must see that his/her client's rights are protected. d. can violate the law to protect a client.

Brian Hanson sustained a paralyzing injury while playing in a lacrosse match between Ohio State University and Ashland University. Hanson had interceded in a fight between one of his teammates and an Ashland player, William Kynast.

Where do archaebacteria live?

Which of the following statements describes the Sheppard-Towner Act of 1921, which gave federal assistance to states seeking to reduce high infant mortality rates? a) It was a minor achievement for women in politics.

Your license may be suspended for as long as one year if you allow someone to fraudulently use your license.

Appropriate first-aid measures for dealing with carbon monoxide poisoning should not include getting brisk exercise. getting fresh air. seeking medical attention. leaving the suspected environment.

Which is NOT a power of Congress? Congress: Select the best answer from the choices provided. A. Holding hearings on important issues B. Impeachment C. Oversight D. Vetoing bills