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Reform legislation, particularly in the Progressive Era, aimed to increase transparency and accountability in government, thereby fostering greater public engagement. Initiatives like direct elections, the establishment of regulatory agencies, and the introduction of ballot measures empowered citizens to have a more direct role in governance. This shift encouraged individuals to actively participate in political processes and hold officials accountable, transforming the relationship between the government and the populace into one that emphasized citizen involvement and advocacy. Ultimately, reform legislation helped to create a more democratic and responsive government.
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What is a system of a government where the people decide what happens?
Legislation
Is the government bad people?
you may want to change that to are the government bad people , and no.
What basic ideas about the government were in the declaration of independence?
The people have the right to change government when it no longer works for the people.
The national government cannot spend money without proper legislation why is it important?
The American government cannot spend taxpayer money without legislation because the legislation keeps the government in check and helps to keep a record of what is being spent. Without these records, Congress could spend money on whatever it wanted to, without having to answer to anyone.
How did mongol leaders change china's government during the yuan dynasty?
They banned Chinese people from serving in government
How did agriculture change the way people interacted with their environment?
because they did vejon
What is a system of a government where the people decide what happens?
Legislation
What is the type of government where people initiate legislation?
A 'Direct democracy' .
What is direct legislation?
It's where the people of America vote to do stuff about the government without the government's say in it. Referendum, initiative or recall are 3 examples of direct legislation.
How did the invention of the incandescent bulb in 1879 change the way people interacted with their physical environment?
It enabled people to work longer hours.
How an idea can change the way of people think of their government?
people can change the government by protesting maybe
Is the government bad people?
you may want to change that to are the government bad people , and no.
How were the people in the Navajo tribe impacted my their environment?
they interacted by
How did the people's thinking about their government change?
People believed that the government existed as the result of an agreement between the people and their leaders.
What basic ideas about the government were in the declaration of independence?
The people have the right to change government when it no longer works for the people.
What is the difference between statute and Constitution?
A constitution is a legislation direct from the people , while a statute(see Art. VI Sec. 1.) is a legislation from the people's representatives.
What principle of government allows people to create and change the government?
popular sovereignty
