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The lack of national executive and judiciary under the articles of confederation suggest that the founders of the american republic?

Feared a strong central government


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What describes the philosophical differences between the Federalists and Republicans as of 1800?

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The mayor has strong executive power under what?

executive powers of his office


Do all the framers of the Constitution supported the concept of a strong Presidency?

Most of the framers did support the idea of a strong Executive. However, they wanted all of the branches to have checks in place so one branch would not become to powerful.


Who wanted a strong government?

The Federalists wanted a strong central government.


How did the founders put the bill rights in the constitution?

He wanted to


Over what major issue did the Federalist and anti-fedralist argue?

The size and involvement of the federal government. The federalists wanted a strong federal government with a powerful executive, while the anti-federalists were worried that a strong fed and executive would place them back under the bondage of a tyrannical government. It gets more complicated and specific from here.


How did the experience of the article of confederation influence the way the founders set up the executive branch?

The experience under the Articles of Confederation highlighted the weaknesses of a weak central authority, particularly the lack of a strong executive to enforce laws and manage national affairs. The founders recognized the need for a more robust executive branch to provide leadership, ensure effective governance, and address issues like interstate conflicts and foreign relations. This led to the establishment of a presidency with defined powers and responsibilities, balancing authority with checks from the legislative and judicial branches to prevent tyranny. Ultimately, the founders aimed to create a system that could adapt and respond to the needs of the nation more effectively than the decentralized structure of the Articles.


Under a the mayor has strong executive power?

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Why did th founders of New York leave Europe to find New York?

because they wanted to