Social Studies, 06.05.2020 10:58 Juli8283

What are the two ways that Alaskans can amend the Alaska Constitution?

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Answer from: Fetty1738

Adopted by the Constitutional Convention February 5, 1956

Ratified by the People of Alaska April 24, 1956

Became Operative with the Formal Proclamation of Statehood January 3, 1959

Table of Contents

Articles and Ordinances

Introduction & Preamble

Preamble

Article I – Declaration of Rights

§ 1. Inherent Rights

§ 2. Source of Government

§ 3. Civil Rights

§ 4. Freedom of Religion

§ 5. Freedom of Speech

§ 6. Assembly; Petition

§ 7. Due Process

§ 8. Grand Jury

§ 9. Jeopardy and Self-Incrimination

§ 10. Treason

§ 11. Rights of Accused

§ 12. Criminal Administration

§ 13. Habeas Corpus

§ 14. Searches and Seizures

§ 15. Prohibited State Action

§ 16. Civil Suits; Trial by Jury

§ 17. Imprisonment for Debt

§ 18. Eminent Domain

§ 19. Right to Keep and Bear Arms

§ 20. Quartering Soldiers

§ 21. Construction

§ 22. Right of Privacy

§ 23. Resident Preference

§ 24. Rights of Crime Victims

§ 25. Marriage

Article II – The Legislature

§ 1. Legislative Power; Membership

§ 2. Members: Qualifications

§ 3. Election and Terms

§ 4. Vacancies

§ 5. Disqualifications

§ 6. Immunities

§ 7. Salary and Expenses

§ 8. Regular Sessions

§ 9. Special Sessions

§ 10. Adjournment

§ 11. Interim Committees

§ 12. Rules

§ 13. Form of Bills

§ 14. Passage of Bills

§ 15. Veto

§ 16. Action Upon Veto

§ 17. Bills Not Signed

§ 18. Effective Date

§ 19. Local or Special Acts

§ 20. Impeachment

§ 21. Suits Against the State

Article III – The Executive

§ 1. Executive Power

§ 2. Governor: Qualifications

§ 3. Election

§ 4. Term of Office

§ 5. Limit on Tenure

§ 6. Dual Office Holding

§ 7. Lieutenant Governor Duties

§ 8. Election

§ 9. Acting Governor

§ 10. Succession: Failure to Qualify

§ 11. Vacancy

§ 12. Absence

§ 13. Further Succession

§ 14. Title and Authority

§ 15. Compensation

§ 16. Governor’s Authority

§ 17. Convening Legislature

§ 18. Messages to Legislature

§ 19. Military Authority

§ 20. Martial Law

§ 21. Executive Clemency

§ 22. Executive Branch

§ 23. Reorganization

§ 24. Supervision

Answer from: Quest

we can solve this via the kinematic equation:

$h=v_{y}t+\frac{1}{2}gt^2$

where the vertical velocity is zero and so:

$h=0 \times t +\frac{1}{2}gt^2\\\\h=\frac{1}{2}gt^2\\\\t=\sqrt{\frac{2h}{g}}$

since the height of the building is 29.3 meters then:

$t= \sqrt{\frac{2(29.3)}{9.8}}\\\\t \approx 2.45s$

the ball was in motion for approximately 2.45 seconds

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