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What led congress to give the government more power to ignore the privacy rights of U.S citizens?
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Privacy rights have NOT been upset by Congress. Congress IS the government.
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What led Congress to give the government more power to ignore the privacy rights of US citizens?
the terrorist attacks of September 11
What led congress to give the government more power to ignore the privacy rights of U.S. citizens?
the terrorist attack of 9/11
When did the government increase it power to ignore privacy rights of some citizens?
After the attacks on September 11, 2001:'(
What gave the government more power to ignore the privacy rights of the US citizens?
after the attacks on September 11, 2001
Which of these rights did the government decide to ignore to some degree after the attacks of September 11?
privacy rights
Which of the survey questions would be an example of question-wording bias?
APEX! Do you think we should ignore our constitutional rights and let the government take citizens' guns away?
What type of questions are a sign of question wording bias?
Questions that prompt one particular answer
What situation best illustrates the principle of the rule of law?
Congress impeaches the president
Should the states have the right to ignore the laws of the national government?
no
In what ways does the government ignore Christmas?
The US Government treats all holidays equally; they're all marked on US Government calendars.
Who would benefit if Congress could overturn US Supreme Court decisions?
The Legislative (Congress) and possibly Executive branches would benefit if Congress had the power to nullify US Supreme Court decisions, because their power would then be unchecked by the Judicial branch. Such authority would violate separate powers established by the Constitution to ensure no single branch of government becomes too dominant, and would allow Congress to ignore the Bill of Rights and other Amendments, to the detriment of US residents.
What might happen if a state did not like a law passed by Congress in the Articles of Confederation?
States were not obligated to do anything that Congress asked under the Articles. Congress had no power to force the states to do anything.
