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How has the process of electing the president and vice president changed since 1800?
The runner up is no longer the automatic VP. The VP now runs with the presidential candidate instead of against. Also, the amount of Propaganda has increased exponentially, and the whole dynamic is completely different. Considering that by 1800 we only had had two presidents, the election process has varied throughout the years. You may want to either pick a different time period, do some actual research, or just be lazy and completely forget about it. Any of these three solutions will provide you with sufficient contentment.
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How did roger sherman propose electing the president?
Roger Sherman believed the President should be appointed by the legislature, because he saw the Presidency as an office whose sole duty was to carry out what Congress decreed. He felt that the President should not be accountable to anyone but Congress since he would be in effect Congress's agent and Congress has the supreme power of government.
First president from the old south since before the civil war?
"First president from the old south since before the civil war?"
Identify a constitutional amendment passed since 1960 that illustrates the Constitutions flexability?
The 25th amendment (1967) to the Constitution shows the Constitution's flexibility. When the Constitution was first drafted, it did not have any provisions for presidential disability or vacancy in the office of vice president. This amendment established a process whereby if the president becomes disabled, the vice president assumes the responsibilities of that office until the president can resume his duties.
How has the influence of party identification on voting changed since the 1950s?
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Why was George Washington called the precedent president?
Washington was the first President of the United States under the US constitution. Everything he did set a precedent. Moreover, he was very highly respected as a founding father of the new republic, so the precedents that he set carried a great deal of weight. Another factor was that the idea of electing a president was new and the US Constitution became a model for many other later constitutional governments. Washington and the US presidency thus became a model for presidents of other countries.
What did you do in 1800 if a president died?
The vice-president becomes the president if the president dies. This was true in 1800 and always since the Constitution was ratified. What has changed is a process for replacing the vice-president if something happens to him.
How did the election process begin in the US?
The U.S. Constitution was written so that the people elect the president. Article II, Section 1 created the Electoral College and the initial method of electing presidents. Amendment XII (1804) revised the election process of the president and vice president. Since then, we have been using that process (states' electors vote for president based on states' popular votes).
How has the cabinet changed since 1950?
How many positions in the president's cabinet in 1950?
Has successorship to president changed since Lincoln?
It basically hasn't changed. The process is outlined in the constitution . Campaign money and donors has become more important and since the Supreme Court found corporations are human this has changed how much money is given by special interests, corporations, and the wealthy. Two or three very wealthy men are spending millions in the current election to get the person they want elected.
Have the children of Barack Obama changed since Barack Obama became president?
Yes,they got older.
The president's salary cannot be changed during the term for which he or she is elected?
The president's salary cannot be changed since most people believe he or she may influence it in one way or another. It may also be a disadvantage to the president if his or her salary were reduced in the middle of the term.
What is the largest bureaucracy in the US?
The US is not a bureaucracy since it is a republic and relies on the people's vote for electing politicans. The president is not directly voted upon by the people (regardless being a popular vote), but the people elect officials who then elect the president, so it's an indirect system.
Did the US hold back UN funds since President Trump?
No, he changed his mind about this and now NATO is fine with him.
How old did you have to be to run for president in the 1930s?
THe required minimum age for US president is 35 years old and has never changed since the Constitution took effect in 1787.
How did roger sherman propose electing the president?
Roger Sherman believed the President should be appointed by the legislature, because he saw the Presidency as an office whose sole duty was to carry out what Congress decreed. He felt that the President should not be accountable to anyone but Congress since he would be in effect Congress's agent and Congress has the supreme power of government.
Did the democratic republicans want Aaron Burr as president?
They wanted him to be Vice President, but the voting rules only allowed for voting for President, with the second highest number of votes becoming Vice President. [Those rules have since changed.]
What social program did president Truman propose?
Medicare is the social program that president Truman proposed to America in 1949. This has since been changed a bit, but we have Medicare as a form of insurance for older people.
