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Correct nor the president. The founders of the constitution didn't think the population of the colonies had enough understanding of how a democracy works. There were people from many countries in the colonies and all had lived under monarchies so didn't understand to concept of voting. Washington wrote that to keep a democracy viable that education was needed so people could understand the constitution. One of the problems we have today is that many schools have quit teaching United States history and government or are teaching revisionist history to fit their political agenda. This is one reason there is a lot of confusion concerning the branches of government and the separation of powers.
What else can I help you with?
N the 1800s people could not vote for their US Senators?
true
In the 1800s people could not vote for their US Senators. true or false?
True
What were woman not allowed to do in the early and mid-1800?
Women could not vote in the 1800s
How many senators vote in the house of represenatives?
No senators vote in the house of representatives. Senators vote in the Senate.
How are States senators elected?
Citizens
When people vote for senators and members of the house of representatives what are the engaging in?
Democracy!
What was broadened in the early 1800s to give more people the right to vote?
the Constitution
How do you get senators and representatives?
Every state has 2 senators. Representatives are determined by population. There is no limit on representatives. The people vote.
Who were the only people in the national govt that you the people could directly elect?
Originally, the only ones that voters could vote for were the Representatives. Voters were able to vote for Senators when the 17th amendment was passed in 1913. As of now, voters don't directly vote for the President since it's still an honor held by the electoral college.
What rights did women not have in the 1800s?
They could not vote own land and when they devorced their husbands got the house and the kids
How did the seventeenth amendment broaden constitutional provision for democratic representation?
The Seventeenth Amendment now said that the people can vote for senators instead of them being elected by the state. In a democracy, it's for the rights of the people and people can now elect their own senators.
What amendment gave people the right to vote for there senators?
Beats me, go ask your teacher.
