Politics of the United States
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- which article gives the president power to appoint heads of departments?
- What is the most important expenditure of most county commissioners' courts?
- All states may want the land and start a war, there would be no army to stop them from fighting
- A constitution, scrap the articles of confederation, three branches, a two house legislature, each state would send representatives based on population
- 3 branches of government, bicameral congress, house of representatives was proportional based on population, senate was equal representation (one state - two votes)
- Organize their own governments, could be a minimum of 3 states and a maximum of 5 states, a territory needed 60,000 people and to write a constitution to become a state, slavery was illegal.
- Every 5 slaves would count as 3 people, slave trade would be banned in 1808
- All states to be equal and keep the Articles of Confederation with one vote per state
- US: House of Representatives and Senate, State: Senate and Assembly
- How many electoral votes did Henry Clay receive in the election of 1824?
- Who was Jackson's Vice President in his first term?
- Who was Jackson's Vice President in his second term?
- Where does the vote go when there no majority in the electoral college?
- How many electoral votes did William Crawford receive in the election of 1824?
- How many electoral votes did John Quincy Adams receive in the election of 1824?
- Why did Clay convince the House of Representatives to vote for John Quincy Adams?
- How many electoral votes did Andrew Jackson receive in the election of 1824?
- Original jurisdiction means having the powers to hear a case for the
- Who approves all presidential appointments to the courts
- Which of the following are actions the President can perform to hold bureaucratic agencies responsible for their actions?