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What branch of government would you go to if you wanted to change the law of the driving age to 16 to 21?
To change the law regarding the driving age, you would go to the legislative branch of government. This branch is responsible for creating, amending, and repealing laws. You would typically work with your local or state legislature, such as a state assembly or congress, to propose and advocate for the change. If successful, the proposed law would go through a series of votes and approvals before being enacted.
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What was the level of government Hamilton wanted to strengthen?
Hamilton was a Federalist, so he wanted to strengthen the executive branch of the national government
What was the Virginia Plan of the government?
the Virginia plan wanted legislative branch
Which branch of government can declare an act of congress to be unconstitution?
It was the british that wanted the goverment money so of that they wanted to get it and they will die
Why did the government of Brazil change the capital?
he wanted to
What was the group that wanted the federal government to force change in the south?
Radical Republicans wanted the Federal Governenment To force change in the South
Differences between federalists and anti federalists?
A federalist was a person who want power removed from the states to the national government, wanted the three branch government style that we use today, wanted a single person to head the the executive branch, and also wanted the US Constitution to pass and go into effect, an anti-federalist was a person who wanted political powers to stay within the states, wanted the legislature to have more power than the executive branch, feared of one leader for the executive branch, because he might try to become a king or tyrant, wanted a Bill of Rights to be added to the constitution, this did happen, and wanted the constitution changed before it passed; these views were argued over from about 1787-1790.
What did the protesters in Tunisia want?
They wanted change of government and fair treatment
Why did Americans in 1789 want a shield of protection from the government?
There are many ways why the Americans in 1789 wanted a shield of protection from the government. The American citizens wanted this because they did not want the government to be too powerful. This includes the Judicial Branch, the Legislative Branch, and the Executive Branch. They did not want any part of the government to have too much power, so this is why they wanted checks and balances. Checks and balances are, in the Constitution, ways of limiting the powers of the three parts (branches) of the government. The American citizens let's say did not want police to be able to shoot the American citizens without good reason. This is what could happen if one part of the government becomes to powerful. I believe that this is why the American citizens wanted checks and balances, and why they wanted a shield of protection from the government.
Why do you have branches of government?
The branches are government are set up to make sure that the government does not abuse it's power. Each branch of the government is set up so that they "check" each branch. Each branch is given certain powers, and they all work together to create and enforce laws. The founders of the Constitution wanted to make sure that a dictatorship did not emerge in the U.S., so they created the branches of government to ensure that one branch did not take complete control of the country.
Why do we have branches of government?
The Founding Fathers wanted to establish a system of checks and balances. They created the three branches so that a single branch could not take over the government.
Why is the US government divide 3 branches?
The Founding Fathers wanted to guard against tyranny, so the government was divided into the branches. It was believed that each branch would "check" the other branches so that no one branch became too powerful.
Why did the Romans change their government from monarchy to republic?
They wanted to have more rights and to chose those rights themselves.
