A government is a system put in place to manage and enact legal, economic, military, and social organization and order over a group of people who share a common bond, usually cultural or geographical. There are many different types of governments ranging from dictatorships (which may control the majority of it's peoples lives) to governments of limited power which may place more emphasis on individual freedoms.
Governments are important because they establish Law and Order, as well as provide common goals for a society to work towards with the intent of either sustaining or improving life for the people which it represents.
it doesn't.
yes !
yes it does
civics does matter it plays a big role in life and government
You don't say which government, but it doesn't matter. No they aren't.
No. Gridlock doesn't really matter because this concept of divided government is something that the Framers of the Constitution would be happy with. This is because divided government passes better laws.
The government can enact and enforce laws on any matter that they choose, including the matter of human rights. Of course, law enforcement is never perfect, so government control over human rights is also imperfect.
The "government" does not get impeached. Persons that are members of the government could be.
It showed the government was serious about an attorney being provided to anyone no matter what It showed the government was serious about an attorney being provided to anyone no matter what
this is a matter of opinion.
The state government should be stronger but that can be a matter of opinion. There are opinions on both sides.
from other members of the government saying yeah you can do that. doesn't matter if you have more authority than us cause we give you the okay. government gives government power. and we somewhat chose some of them