Answer to Question 1
An ideal response will:
1. Define the divided and unified systems of government.
2. Identify the strengths of both systems.
3. Identify the weaknesses of both systems.
Answer to Question 2
An ideal response will:
1. Explain that amendments have been used to increase or decrease the power of the national government (e.g., the Sixteenth enabled Congress to levy an income tax and the Twenty-Seventh limited the power of Congress to set members' salaries).
2. Discuss how amendments have been used to limit state power or to make structural changes in government (e.g., the Thirteenth abolished slavery and the Twenty-Fifth provided procedures for filling vice-presidential vacancies and determining whether presidents are unable to perform their duties).
3. Describe how amendments have been used to expand the electorate and its power (e.g., the Seventeenth switched the power to elect senators from state legislators to voters and the Nineteenth gave women the right to vote) or to reduce the electorate's power (e.g., the Twenty-Second took away the electorate's right to elect a president for more than two full terms).
Major Wind Systems: Sea and Land Breezes
Global Pressure Systems and Wind Patterns
The Circulatory and Lymphatic Systems Blood and lymph are fluids that circulate throughout the body
Respiratory system, Urinary and Nervous systems
Sensory systems and Endocrine system
Energy homeostasis is regulated primarily by the brain, gastrointestinal tract, other organ systems,