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Why did some Americans distrust the executive and judicial branches of government?
From the American Founding Period onward, some (and, at times, many) Americans have distrusted the executive and judicial branches of their own government for several reasons. First, these branches of government have both appeared to be and in actual fact operated like the same British governmental agencies that had oppressed the American colonies before the Revolution. Second, the innate powers of these branches of American government have been understood (not at all inaccurately) to contain the seeds of tyranny, as it may be put, for excessive and otherwise unjust actions against the American people.
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Why did the Native Americans generally distrust the British?
The British refused to pay Native Americans to use their land unlike the French did.
Why were the Indians not friendly to the Pilgrims?
At first, many Native Americans were friendly to the Pilgrims, but they soon learned to distrust them once they realized that the Pilgrims were there to take over their land.
How did Whig ideology shape the colonial response to changes in British policy?
Whig ideology was the world view of revolutionists. The held a deep distrust of government power. Although they viewed this power necessary for sustaining liberty, they knew that it was dangerous. Whig ideology felt that bad things happen because people bring them about. Those carrying this ideology also felt that absolute power and tyranny of British meant enslavement for Americans. This was not a new thought, but it was starting to be believed. In short this ideology = distrust of power. Whig ideology shaped many thoughts prior to revolution.
What problems did Germany Americans face during World War 1?
During World War I, German Americans faced significant discrimination and suspicion due to their ethnic heritage, as they were often viewed with distrust and hostility. Many experienced social ostracism, violence, and vandalism, with some even being targeted by anti-German sentiment that led to the renaming of places and the banning of German language and culture. Additionally, some German Americans were unjustly labeled as disloyal or traitorous, which further fueled prejudice and persecution against them.
What was the result of John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry?
The Southern States did not trust the officials in the north , eventually leading to a distrust in federal government officials. After the raid, they were frightened and believed that the North was going to invade the South. The South also used the raid as a point to their advantage, saying that slavery can never be safe and it must be settled quickly.
How did the Watergate scandal alter the power between the executive and the legislative branches of government?
The Watergate scandal lead to distrust between the branches of government. Ultimately, it was the cause for the resignation of the president. Credibility of the executive branch was at an all time low. The legislative branch took over control of the country.
How did the Watergate scandal alter the balance of power between the executive and legislative branches of government?
The Watergate scandal lead to distrust between the branches of government. Ultimately, it was the cause for the resignation of the president. Credibility of the executive branch was at an all time low. The legislative branch took over control of the country.
Can you give me a sentence with a the word distrust?
I distrust the government.
What actions did Americans take that reveal their distrust of others?
The patriot act is a good example of the actions that Americans take when they distrust others. Other actions that Americans take when they distrust others is making new laws and regulations.
How did the Vietnam war and Watergate cause Americans to adopt a skeptical attitude toward government?
Statements by the government about a quick end to the war in Vietnam, and its necessity due to a possible expansion of communism throughout asia; and the distrust of government brought about by the Watergate scandal exposing law breaking actions at the very highest level caused many to distrust the government.
Whose powers do the conservatives distrust?
Conservatives claim to distrust the power of the government. On the other hand they don't object to extensive government surveillance .
Whose powers do conservatives distrust?
Conservatives claim to distrust the power of the government. On the other hand they don't object to extensive government surveillance .
In the 1780's many Americans distrusted a strong central government why did they distrust it?
They thoiught it would cause a tyranny or oppressive rule
Was the articles of confederation represented the Americans distrust of a strong central and national government?
Yes, the Articles of Confederation reflected Americans' deep-seated distrust of a strong central government following their experiences under British rule. The Articles established a weak national government with limited powers, emphasizing state sovereignty and independence. This arrangement aimed to prevent the concentration of power that could lead to tyranny, but it ultimately resulted in inefficiencies and challenges in governance, prompting calls for a stronger federal structure.
Why people with blue eyes are not to be trusted in Mexico?
Mexicans have a distrust of Yankees (Americans).
How did the government of Romania change?
After elections, reshuffling or a distrust vote.
How much do Americans trust their government?
America was founded with a deep and lasting distrust of government. Thomas Paine depicted government as a "necessary evil." Thomas Jefferson counseled -- rightly! -- that a government that can give you what you want can also take all you have. To answer this question, any REAL American would have to say, "TOO MUCH!"
