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Was Napoleon's governmment successful?
Not in every endeavor but it was an improvent over both the Monarchy and the Republican Directory.
What ideas or values did George Washington cherish or embrace?
He embraced the Bill of Rights so we could have a better governmment.
Which should be stronger the central government or state governmment?
The state government should be stronger but that can be a matter of opinion. There are opinions on both sides.
What type of governmment did rome start out as?
A republic, with a Senate deciding the fate of the country, but soon became the most powerful empire in the world (in my opinion).
How did the democratic governmment begin?
Greece is known as the cradle of democracy. The concept that the people made up the government and not the government making up the government. Even then not all people were allowed to participate, for example slaves existed at that time and were not considered part of the democratic process. When the United States formed concepts of democracy were foremost in the minds of the people at the time. A revolution was fought to cut the bonds with the King as government and replace that concept with the people as government.
Why does the President only have the power only to pass or veto a whole bill?
The founding fathers intentionally created obstacles to the governmment, with numerous checks and balances. Legislation is the result of negotiation and compromises between competing interests. The president is then given the opportunity to accept or reject the final bill. The reason the president cannot delete part of the bill is because that would be intruding on the legislative branch's authority. Plus, it would negate the give and take from which the bill emerged. Imagine how few laws could be passed if legislators knew the president unilaterally could delete a provision on which they relied to make it acceptable.
What is the UK president name?
The United Kingdom does not have a president. The UK is a monarchy, and the current monarch is Queen Elizabeth II. The head of the government is the Prime Minister, currently David Cameron. This means that both the Queen & David Cameron are head of country.
What happen in 1984?
In short...: So, the world in which they live in is completely socialist. There are people watching your every move all the time and deadly punishments for misbehavior. Winston, the main character, buys a diary, which is illegal to have. He write his thoughts in it in a space hidden from the cameras. He later meets this girl named Julia whom he falls in love with and meets at a secret place to have sex. They then continue to plan places safe for them to meet. Winston then meets O'Brien, who introduces him to the Brotherhood, an evil organization planning an attack against the party, or government. O'Brien turns out to be working for the government. Winston and Julia find a room inside a building which they feel is safe to have sex. The get caught and swarmed with police and captured. Winston is tortured continueously and is being forced to think whatever the governmment says to be true. Winston finally gives in and his mind breaks after being threatened with his worst fear, rats. While being threatened he betray Julia, his love. He is then released into society along with Julia, who also betrayed Winston. Winston loves Big Brother, the 'leader' of the government whom is not necesarily real. He then gets shot. I know this is incomplete and missing some things so feel free to add please.
