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When the federal government attempts to tackle a problem such as assisting the poor the sick or the aged it is acting?
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What problem did the new federal government face?
One problem that the new federal government faced was that the large population was very hard to manage. The new federal government also had problems with jobs.
What was President Martin van Buren's new solution to the problem of what to do about the federal government?
He proposed that federal funds be controlled by government officials rather than by bankers.
What type of amendment addresses a political problem in an attempt to the federal government?
Ploitical amendment
What type of amendment addresses a political problem in an attempt to improve federal government?
Ploitical amendment
What problem did Shays's Rebellion reveal?
The articles of condederation were inadequate and we marveled a powelful federal government.
Under the Articles of Confederation who chose the federal government and Congress of delegates?
No one. That was the problem that there wasn't a foundation for government, but a loose confederation of states.
What disagreement did South had with the federal government in the mid 1800's Civil War?
Deeply ingrained racial prejudice and enhanced resentment of the north, is clear that the south was a somewhat intractable problem for the federal government.
Is the The Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD an example of the federal government addressing a social problem?
No/false
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is not an example of the federal government addressing a social problem.?
true
What type of amendment addresses a political problem in attempt to improve the federal government?
Ploitical amendment
American Federal System solved how to maintain an efficient and effective central government and preserve national unity?
How has the American federal system solved the problem of how to maintain an efficient and effective central government and preserve national unity?
Is the national government forcing states to make certain decisions?
Of course, as it should, as long as the decisions in question are not powers given to the federal government under the Constitution. If they are, then there is a big problem.
