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What does an executive agreement do?
Executive agreement is an agreement between the US and a foreign government without it being ratified by senate. The USA has made several of these agreements over the course of its long history.
What does the budget of the US government represent?
An agreement among various politicians about public spending.
Why would it be difficult for ordinary people to be effective in governing the Nation?
I don't know who you think the people are who go into government and who take part in the political system are, but they are "ordinary " people. The only difference between them and anyone else is they have chosen to work in government. Anyone of us could do it.
With the words 'we the people' the US Constitution established its authority on the basis of which constitutional principle?
When the U.S. Constitution states that the people are the source of governmental power, it is reflecting the principle of consent of the governed. The U.S. Constitution was ratified on June 21, 1788.
Who represents people views in US government?
citizens
What is The Treaty of Fort Harmar?
It was an agreement between the Native Americans and the US government. It was singed at Fort Harmar.
What agreement created three separate branches of government?
The US Constitutional Convention was ratified in 1789. This "agreement of sorts" laid the foundation of the US having three separate branches of government in the Federal government.
Agreement between the US and the revolutionary government of panama granting America the right to build a canal?
hay-banau-varilla treaty
What are some similarities and differences between the US government and Jamaica government?
crazy people
What does an executive agreement do?
Executive agreement is an agreement between the US and a foreign government without it being ratified by senate. The USA has made several of these agreements over the course of its long history.
What relationship is established in the US Constitution between the people and the US Government?
"We the people of the United States... do ordain and establish this Contitution for the United States of America." The people create the government.
The president signs a free-trade agreement between the US and Brazil?
The president that signed a free-trade agreement between the US and Brazil was Barack Obama. The agreement was signed on March 19, 2011.
Why the US and other countries use democratic rules but there is no democratic country?
Democracy requires an agreement at the level of the people that they will follow laws and that the people who they elect to the government will act in their best interest. The genetic issue of me vs them is also at play between the people who do the work and the educated who usually run the government. It is very difficult to achieve this ideal - during the era of the enlightenment, the US became independent and the US Constitution was written. It is a system in progress.
Which agreement between the US and Japan first address the role of Japan in Korea?
The Taft-Katsura Agreement
What kind of government does the US have now?
The US has a system that is federalist, which defines the way power is shared between the central government and the states. It also has a system that is a mix between a republic and a democracy, which explains the amount of say that people have in the government.
What was the agreement between the US Canada and Mexico?
The creation of 'Amero'
What policy did President Andrew Jackson implement that was not in agreement with the principles of the US Government?
he was bad.
