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The US has never had a unitary type of government?
True
How many us presidents named David?
The United States has never had a President with the name of David.
Why did differences between states cause problems of repesentation in the new government?
The small states would never agree to a purely representational form of government. They foresaw the annexation of small, ineffective states as the populations of the large states continued to grow and their influence waned.
Most amendMent to the constitution proposed by congress?
It is the most recent amendment to the United States Constitution. It was submitted by Congress to the states for ratification on September 25, 1789.
Is the 14th amendment unconstitutional?
Of course it is . Judge perez stated the reasons why . It was never sent to the president for veto , it was voted upon by states that were not in the united states at the time it was proposed . And it did not abolish slavery. In fact it made evry one born in the us a slave to a government. See unconstitutionality of the 14th amendment by judge lh perez
The US has never had a unitary type of government?
True
What part of the government is NASA in?
NASA isn't and never was a part of the United States government. The United States government only holds shares of the stocks in this agency.
Does money expire?
if it was printed by the us government it never expires in the united states and its colonies.
What events led to communism under Lyndon B. Johnson?
The United States has never had a communist government.
States in United Kingdom?
There are no states in the United Kingdom.
When did Radioshack go bankrupt?
The company was "essentially bankrupt" in the 1960's, but has never officially filed for bankruptcy with the United States Government.
When were the Australian states united?
Never.
What country is a constitutional government?
Despite popular belief, the Independent but United States of America have never been a democracy. The US is a Constitutional Republic.
When did the US conquer China?
The United States has never "conquered" China. Meaning that the United States has never occupied or taken over Chinese territory.
Differences between India and America?
The United States has a Presidential System of government. The president will serve 4 years. The congress is divided into two parties, but it really does not matter how many divisions there are. The congress seldom votes according to party lines. There is no place for a vote of no confidence. While congress could remove a president, it has never done so. India uses a Parliamentary System of government. It has a plethora of parties. Its representatives vote a party line. Its government may or may not serve fixed terms. A vote of no confidence brings an election. As a result, India has more elections and changes of government than the United States. The United States does not allow tariffs between states. India does. As a result India has a lot fewer internal roads and far fewer major highways than the United States. Communism never had the political strength in the United States that it gained in India. Henry Wallace, a Communist, became the Vice President of the United States in 1940, but he did it as a democrat. The Communists never ruled anywhere in the United States as they have in India. Instead, they helped labor unions get established. At that point union members became good capitalists and wanted their businesses to prosper and not be taken over by the government. They believed the government would run the businesses into the ground. The people of the United States want a government that works but do not trust it!
How did the ideas of Confucius change the way civil servants they were chosen in ancient China?
Confucianism NEVER was part of government in the United States. Religion has no place in government in a secular society.
When was the last time the us government shut down due to lack of money?
The United States government has never shut down due to lack of money, although it has been severely delayed and crippled.
