Question

what are two other countries that have the right to bear arms in their constitution, that we discussed during class?
○ mexico and canada
○ mexico and north korea
○ mexico and japan
○ mexico and guatemala
question 72
1 pts
anti - federalists supported having the ____ have a more power then ____?
○ local and central
○ states and local
○ states and central government.
○ central government and states.
question 73
1 pts
between the legislative branch the judicial branch and the executive branch there are ____ set up to stop one branch from being too powerful, what is that ____ called?
○ summation of power.
○ checks and balances.
○ inaguratory rights.
○ total involvement.

Explanation:

1. For the first question: Mexico's constitution enshrines the right to bear arms, and Guatemala's constitution also includes this right, while the other paired countries do not have this in their constitutions as discussed in typical civics/government classes.
2. For Question 72: Anti-Federalists opposed a strong central government, instead advocating for more power to be held by individual states rather than the central (federal) government.
3. For Question 73: The U.S. government's three branches (Legislative, Judicial, Executive) have a system designed to prevent any single branch from gaining too much power, which is defined as checks and balances.

Answer:

1. Mexico and Guatemala
2. States and Central Government.
3. Checks and Balances.