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Politics of the United States
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- Where is the power of the state legislature to override the veto of the governer written
- What branch is responding for making laws
- The House of Representatives debated and passed a revenue bill, where does it go next
- separation of powers- to prevent too much centralized powers
- establishes the legislative branch of the federal government, the United States Congress.
- freedom of religion, assembly, press, petition, and speech
- -advise the president -directing government policy and making decisions about national issues.
- The power of the courts to declare laws unconstitutional
- A legislator who acts according to her or his conscience and the broad interests of the entire society
- -ratify treaties -review presidential appointments-act as jury in impeachment hearings
- The supporters of the Constitution were called Federalists and decliners were called Anti-Federalists.
- Powers given to the state government alone including supervising, education, & establishing marriage laws
- -America has a strong workforce-It works on job training-safe working conditions-minimum wage
- Division among governmental branches so that each branch acts as a check on power of the other two
- agreement providing a dual system of congressional representation
- Powers given to the national governmentby the constitution are delegated powers.these powers included control of foreign affairs, providing national defense, & regulating trade.
- government racing the states but the states weren't taxing the people
- Since U.S could not repay Britain the Spanish boardered the U.S
- a monetary debt crisis at the end of the American Revolutionary War.
- People who borowed moneybecame even more in debt trying to pay back their debts