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    has drifted away from the ideas embedded in our Constitution. The contemporary American government fails to work the way our founding fathers intended because of the representative government we have today. The representatives in the government today work against the intentions of our founding fathers

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    approved by the United States House of Representatives‚ the United States Senate‚ and the President of the United States. Anyone can come up with an idea for a new law. However‚ only a member of Congress can introduce legislation so any one with new ideas for a new law must contact their Representatives to discuss their ideas. Once their idea is researched and agreed upon‚ the Representative writes it into a bill and talks it over with other Representatives to try to get others to back up the bill

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    The American Creed

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    Education of New York State. Over three thousand entries were received‚ and William Tyler Page was declared to be the winner. James H. Preston‚ the mayor of Baltimore‚ presented an award to Page in the House of Representatives Office Building on April 3‚ 1918. The Speaker of the House of Representatives and the commissioner of education of the state of New York accepted the Creed for the United States‚ and the proceedings relating to the award were printed in the Congressional Record of April 13‚ 1918. It

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    candidate who switches his issue points is never a good thing. In my eyes‚ it is foreshadowing that the President may not follow through with their campaign promises. Gene McCarthy was an American politician‚ who served on the U.S. House of Representatives for three terms and the U.S. senate for three more terms. McCarthy was very similar to McKay in the sense that he was the Democratic candidate challenging incumbent Lyndon Baines Johnson. However‚ this was different to the movie in the sense that

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    Could you imagine what the United States would be like if our government didn’t protect us from tyranny? Luckily‚ due to the constitution our founding fathers created‚ we don’t have to worry about tyranny happening any time soon! Written in Philadelphia‚ 1787‚ the constitution was made to replace the articles of confederation which were too weak to hold the government together or to be effective. Their objectives for writing it was to ensure that the government was strong nationally and able to run

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    Aoc vs the Constitution

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    . Compare the Articles of Confederation to the Constitution. Which document did a better job of protecting liberties? Running a government? Explain your answer with specific examples. The Articles of Confederation and the Constitution are only six years apart in history. Knowing this you would think that they have very few differences but it is the complete opposite. As soon as the Articles of Confederation were ratified‚ it got everyone thinking about how to create a good system of government

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    care reforms * Authority spread across several committees * Involvement includes regulatory‚ programmatic‚ financing‚ and oversight 2) How does Congress operate? The United States Congress consists of the Senate and the House of Representatives. The Congress meets in the Washington‚ D. C. in the U.S. Capitol. Each state has two members representing it in the Senate‚ regardless of the population of the state. The Senate has certain powers that the House does not. These include accepting

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    Gerrymandering Research Paper Why was there a need to draw lines that create voting districts? The constitution set up the initial way each state would be represented and gave representatives (House of Representatives) that were determined according to population and guaranteed the number of representatives (Senate) that each state would have. The lines were needed to give equal representation for all the districts. Gerrymandering is the illegal practice of redrawing the congressional district

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    American people to vote intelligently‚ thus casting an informed ballot. It is logical to examine the résumé of those who represent us by examining the political history and more importantly the voting record of those who represent us. Our votes for representatives in Congress are particularly important for it is the Constitution that gives us our responsibility. There are reliable sources (e.g.‚ votesmart.org‚ The Almanac of American Politics) which can provide a plethora of information without exerting

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    For the past week‚ we have been participating in a mock congress and trying to approve our own bills. Now it’s time to reflect. Getting a bill passed takes a lot of hard work and skill‚ and is definitely not easy. There are many steps and factors deciding if a bill gets approved. There were so many good experiences and so much to learn from. There are many steps in getting a bill passed. In fact‚ there could potentially be 10-12 steps (if you include vetoes and overrides) to get a bill passed‚

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