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The framers of the Constitution, though unified in purpose, were not one in political philosophy. Many feared the rule of the "mob" hence the election of the President by way of the electoral college and representative democracy. These men would have more faith in the executive branch (albeit a weakend one). Others were much more democratic. Those, like Jefferson, believed that power came from the consent of the governed. He also advocated the rural over the national. Because of this, he would have felt that Congress, with its connection to the people (constituencies) and balance of power, would make it the least dangerous, though it signs the checks.
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The statement that that government is best which interferes the least is an expression of individualism?
true
Which of these events would have the least amount of support from a European liberal in the 1800s?
allowing white southerners to participate in government during the reconstruction era
What was the name of the town on the south branch Potomac river taken over by both unoin and confederate troops at least 50 different times during the civil war?
The town on the South Branch Potomac River that was taken over by both Union and Confederate troops multiple times during the Civil War is Romney, West Virginia. Its strategic location made it a significant point of contention for both sides, leading to numerous occupations throughout the conflict.
What is the Virginia house of burgesses for?
The House of Burgess was the first democratically elected governing body in the British American colonies. It was established at the Virginia General Assembly in 1619 and its electorate was confined to landholding males at least 21 years of age.
What was No Man’s Land (Please be sure to describe at least 3 distinct features.)?
Assuming this refers to the famous No Man's lands of World War I. The space between the two trench systems of the enemy armies. Trenches, unoccupied intervening space and usually masses of barbed wire.
Which branch did the framers call the least dangerous branch?
Supreme Court
What branch is the largest branch of the government?
Legislative, at least most likely
What is the least democratic branch of your federal government?
executive
What is the largest branch of the government?
Legislative, at least most likely
What were Alexander Hamilton's views on the Judicial Branch?
Hamilton saw the judicial branch as the "least dangerous" because it had no effect on either "the sword or the purse". basically, he saw it as a mere interpreter of laws with no real influence over anything that could be a potential threat to the country.
Which branch is the least important?
They are all importent if one branch was gone our government would be screwed up
What branch of Georgia's government is the largest?
Legislative, at least most likely
What branch of government is assumed to be least likely to bend to political pressure?
The branch of government that is assumed to be least likely to bend to political pressure is the Supreme Court. They should remain impartial and fair at all times.
Whats the largest branch of Georgias government?
Legislative, at least most likely
Was Alexander Hamilton correct when he called the judicial branch the least dangerous branch of government?
Hamilton saw the judicial branch as a mere interpreter of laws with no real power over policy. However, the power to interpret or in some cases reinterpret laws has proved to be rather influential. It has made major differences in US policy in past cases.For more information, see Related Questions, below.
What branch of government must be at least 30 years old to be elected?
Executive...I think you are thinking of a postition...presidential actually. Yes you have to be at least 35 years old and have been born in America. EXECUTIVE BRANCH
Which bear is the least dangerous?
The least dangerous bear is the American black bear.
