Socrates believed that obeying the law was more important than his own life. explain what you believe is meant by this, and how could it apply to our lives/the world today?

What was the reason why many historians regard the printing press as the most important invention of the past millennium?

Which person created the Company of West in 1717 and promised investors they would earn huge profits from the Louisiana colony?

In what sense did postwar atlanta symbolize the "new south"?

Why was the draconian code of law important

What was al-ma'mun's contribution to the Islamic Golden age

What is early civilization

Which political leader supported nullification, the idea that each state could decide which federal laws to obey? A. Daniel Webster of Massachusetts B. John C. Calhoun of South Carolina C. Henry Clay of Kentucky D. Stephen Douglas of Illinois

A small claims court in Idaho would be part of which branch of government? A. xecutiveB. judicialC. legislative D. state

What is the main lawmaking body of the legislative Branch of the United States government?

Which is a major flaw in the electoral college system?