As for the executive branch which is where the President comes in, he agrees whether a congressional legislation should be vetoed (Document C). Although, the legislative branch can override the President’s veto, they can also impeach the President and removing the president from his or her office. The judicial branch controls the legislative branch by making laws (Document C). The last Document is basically saying that house of representatives should be appointed by the people and there should be at least one representative (Document D). At first each senator were elected by each state legislature, not by popular votes, then that change due to the 17th amendment.…
On the federal level, the Constitution set a division among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches; locally the government must be granted permission by the state and the governing bodies are directly elected by the people. In total it left the maximum amount of freedom in the hands of individuals. This being said, a common concern among many in today’s society is whether or not a document that was written 229 years ago can still remain relevant in a world that is frequently changing. The Constitutions relevancy is based on the fact that it is a living document written with the possibility of amendments that allows for interpretation by the judicial system, that its purpose is to protect against dictatorship and usurping of power brought up by Anti-Federalist fears, and that it ultimately serves as a protective barrier for citizens’ civil…
The three branches of our federal government consisting of the Executive branch, The Legislative branch, and the Judicial branch. Each of these branches plays a key role in homeostasis within our central government. Things like checks and balances ensure the stability of each of these vital branches of the American Federal Government. No one branch is more important than the other and they all have to work together to function properly. The Executive branch of the government is represented by the President and his choice of members.…
Which branch is most powerful? Which branch is most powerful? Which branch is the most powerful? I feel that the legislative Branch is the most powerful out of the three because can declare war, override a veto, and impeach a president.…
The violation of the eight amendment which clearly states that citizens of the United States of America would not be subject to cruel and unusually punishment. Cruel and usually punishment would be consider unacceptable acts upon a person which causes…
An evil king who rules his country's people badly, how did we avoid that problem. In the United states we don't have a king because we don't believe in a King. During the American Revolution in 1765- 1783, it was conflict between America and Great Britain. It leaded to the Declaration of Independence in July 4, 1778. The 13 colonies wanted independence because they felt that the colonists were being treated wrong.…
Through amendments to the Constitution they ensured individual’s rights and constructed a three branch system with check and balances to ensure that neither the branches nor the government as a whole would have the capability to overstep its powers. One of the main ways in which they were able to do this, was by ensuring all the states had ample representation in the legislative branch. The legislative branch, charged with making laws, processing impeachments, enacting treaties, had the perception of being the strongest branch and therefore most dangerous to states’ rights. The constitution authorized each state a certain amount of representatives in the House of Representatives based on the size of its population. These representatives would make up the national portion of the government, representing the good will of the people of their respective states.…
The structure of the Articles of Confederation had a few problems. One of the main problems was that more power was given to the state governments rather than the central government. Another problem was that for any laws to be passed nine out of the thirteen states had to agree and it was very hard for any laws to get passed because of this. Congress was faced with the problem of not being able to collect taxes since the Articles did not have the power to force states to pay taxes. Congress also did not have the power to control trade and each state made their own trades and this created many problems.…
There are three branches that make up the United States Government, and that includes: the legislative, executive, and judicial branch. Each branch has a certain job to do, so to say, and each one is made up of different types of people; whether this concerns their religion, race, political party or gender. The demographics of each of these branches affects their duties in some way, either good or bad. It affects the American people, their lives, and the society they live in. These four major demographics, race, religion, gender and political party, are important when it comes to the decisions these branches in the American government are to uphold.…
1. In a clash between the executive branch and the legislative branch over an issue such as the U.S. budget, what powers can Congress bring to bear to influence the executive branch? What are some limits to its ability to get its way? There is a set system of checks and balances within the United States federal government which aim to keep the best interest of the people it serves at the immediate forefront of ever decision.…
The Legislative Branch which encompasses the House and Senate. They make the political and financial decisions to establish laws. The President and approximately 5,000,000 workers are part of the Executive Branch, who enforces the laws of the land. Finally, the Judicial Branch that involves the U.S. Supreme Court and the Federal Judicial Center. These two systems work to apply the laws made.…
Like one of there laws state “ No man my be indicted, arrested, or detained except in cases determined by law according to the forms which it has prescribed”(The Declaration of the rights of man). This is saying that no man can be arrested unless he has done something to break the law. It will be wrong to arrested someone for no reason. Its also an law that protects them from getting wrongly accused of doing something they didn’t do “ Every man being presumed innocent until judged guilty, if it is deemed indispensable to arrest him, all rigor unnecessary to securing his person should be severely repressed by the law”(The Declaration of the rights to man). This allows man not to get wrongly accused of something they did not do.…
The United States Constitution was found on September 17, 1787. In 1787 the leaders of the United States of America assembled together to write the Constitution. The Constitution is important for a number of reasons, primarily because it is the document that founded our government. It was ratified by each state in the name of "The People". The Constitution is a set of principles that explains how the new nation should and would be governed.…
1. Dividing powers between the central and state and governments. 2.guards us from tyranny by dividing the branches governments. 3.…
The Constitution was the start of building America up into what we see today and has lasted for over 200 years. Its inception as the Articles of Confederation or the “hand-shake” among states, grew into something more united (U.S. Constitution signed, n.d.). With the signing of the Constitution of the United States in 1787, the republic government was formed and established the three branches of government with overlapping powers. The three branches include the Legislative, Executive and Judicial organizations.…