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The power to rule in your government comes from its citizens or people this make your government a?
This would be considered a democracy.
What did the progressives hope to do through iniatives recalls and referendums?
The initiative, referendum and recall are more ways to include citizens in government. In the initiative gives citizens the power to propose a law. The referendum gives citizens the power to vote on laws. The recall gives voters the power to vote someone out of office.
Did the constitution give the government too much power?
yes because the government had a lot of power and could control the citizens but with asking the presedient first
What disagreement did Jefferson and Hamilton have over the central government?
Hamilton wanted a strong central government that balanced power between the "mass of the people" and wealthier citizens. So people wouldn't get to much power Jefferson disagreed strongly with Hamilton's views of most of the citizens ability to make decisions for the country. Hamilton wanted a strong central government that balanced power between the "mass of the people" and wealthier citizens.
Why does the government want power?
Governments seek power to maintain social order, provide services, protect national security, and ensure the wellbeing of its citizens. Having power allows governments to make decisions that impact society, enforce laws, and respond to crises effectively.
Which government allows citizens to make decisions for themselves?
Anarchy
Does a law give an act its power?
The people elect representatives to form a government. The government enacts laws ( known as acts) - the power to make and enforce this law therefore comes from you (the people).
What should the government make a decision about?
The people in the government are elected to make decisions for the citizens, so they make decisions about many issues.
Why might the problems of governing keep the six goals from being achieved?
The government has too much power and many people fear that the government will end up using that power against us. The main problem is that when a government has the power to make laws and punish law breakers what is to stop them from turning that power against law-abiding citizens. How could the government be obliged to control itself.
Why might be the problems of governing keep the six goals from being achieved?
The government has too much power and many people fear that the government will end up using that power against us. The main problem is that when a government has the power to make laws and punish law breakers what is to stop them from turning that power against law-abiding citizens. How could the government be obliged to control itself.
Why might the problem of governing keep the six goals from being achieved?
The government has too much power and many people fear that the government will end up using that power against us. The main problem is that when a government has the power to make laws and punish law breakers what is to stop them from turning that power against law-abiding citizens. How could the government be obliged to control itself.
To what extent should the government be accountable to the people?
Pure Democracy exists only in a small state or nation, as that type of political government requires citizens to vote on all issues. That is not practical as a nation grows, so Representative Democracy (a republic) was created in which the citizens elect the members of the government and give them the power to run the daily activities of the nation, vote on legislation, defend the nation, etc. The people retain the power to vote in new representatives and replace government office holders who violate their agreement with the people by not representing them as required by the constitution or regulations of that office. In Democratic societies, the supreme power rests with the people, otherwise it is not a Democratic society.
