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Is a fear of government today as valid as it was in the 1700s when the country was being created?
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What was the result of colonists in the 1700s being angry with English government?
* * A war.
Why is a weak government good?
The founding fathers could have created a country where the government was more powerful than the people ( a strong government ) But they recognised that such a government was what they were rebelling against. So to prevent powerful men, such as themselves, from controlling the country they created a system where the government had to seek the population's approval to govern every four years. This is in contrast to what happened in Nazi Germany, the USSR, and so many others. Now read a newspaper and watch the news, are these principles being eroded?
What is the most important role of government is to?
it is to serve the well being of the country
What system allows each branch of the government some way to control the other two branches?
The Founding Fathers created the United States government in a way that would keep each branch of the government from having too much power. Each branch--Legislative, Executive, and Judicial--has power over the other two. This keeps the government from being controlled by one sole part of our country's government.
What difference between a strong central government and a weak central government led to which political parties being formed?
a strong government has the power to make laws for the whole country and this political system is adopted by the United States,however a weak government has no the power to make laws or even to decide for the whole country this polictical system was adopted by the united states before writing the constitution.
What was the result of colonists in the 1700s being angry with English government?
* * A war.
How do you sue the government or a government organization that is unlawfully damaging my biz in another country?
You must bring suit in the country in which your business is being damaged - NOT in the country that you allege is doing the damage.
What is the most important role of government is to?
it is to serve the well being of the country
Why is a weak government good?
The founding fathers could have created a country where the government was more powerful than the people ( a strong government ) But they recognised that such a government was what they were rebelling against. So to prevent powerful men, such as themselves, from controlling the country they created a system where the government had to seek the population's approval to govern every four years. This is in contrast to what happened in Nazi Germany, the USSR, and so many others. Now read a newspaper and watch the news, are these principles being eroded?
Do government leaders follow rule of law in colombia?
Being a third world country, and being that the government is corrupt with cartels, and violence, I would say no
How did the government attempt to pay for World War 1?
This question needs more detail; the government of which country is being referred to
How were pencils made in 1700s?
It appears that by the 1700s some "modern" lead pencils were being created in Germany, but it is more likely that pencils of this period were graphite in some sort of wrapping such as paper, string or encased in a tube which could be wood. You can find more info at: From: http://www.earlyofficemuseum.com/pencil_history.htm
What factor stops a state from being a country?
It needs to have its own government and run independently.
Why was the commonwealth games created?
becoz british want to know which country is strong in game and that country is only being selected on which british is being ruled
Is government doing anything about rainforest being logged?
Depends what country your in. Some yes, some no.
Why did Germans dislike the Weimar Republic?
They were not used to voting and having a say of how their country was being run, they were used to being told what to do by the government.
How did US get a government?
The US government was created by fed-up Englishmen who wanted a change from the oppressive monarch of their country. The original document was the Articles of Confederation, but they added the Bill of Rights to that. Over the years, we have evolved a long Constitution, constantly being "edited" by the addition of new amendments.
