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There cannot be each and every person making laws and trying to implement them, that would bring confusion, so through election the people of a country choose government to run the country on their behalf, to make and implement laws.
Changes that the Song dynasty implement to create a meritocracy were that they brought religion into the civil service examinations that were to be taken in order to work for the government such as questions on Confusious' teachings, Daoism, and Buddhism
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The federal government was not allowed to implement federally owned national banks in the nineteenth century. The government and the states relied on banks that were chartered, but privately owned. President Martin Van Buren separated the government from banks by creating the federal reserve.
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Local Government < State Government < Federal Government The three branches of government (in case that was your real question) are the Legislative Branch (Congress, make laws), the Executive Branch (President, implement laws), and the Judicial Branch (Courts, interpret laws)
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The federal government's roles was to create and implement programs that would meet th
The executive branch of government does not have the power to make or change any laws. This allows the state legislatures to hear and vote on laws that states wish to implement. It is then sent to the president who heads the executive branch of government to be signed. If the president vetoes the bill the legislative branch can carry out a vote to still implement the law if it passes by two thirds of the members.
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The President's cabinet is a group of high-ranking officials appointed by the President that serve as advisors and heads of various federal agencies. Their responsibility is to advise the President on matters related to their respective departments and implement the President's policies and initiatives. They are also responsible for managing their departments and ensuring the efficient functioning of government programs and services.
The power of the President of the United States, delegated or implied by the Constitution, to implement and enforce laws.