Video 1: Discuss the role of the United States Supreme Court in our constitutional system. The Supreme Court is the highest part of the Judiciary branch of the United States government. The Supreme Court usually has the final say in all matter involving the constitutionality of all government matters. The Supreme Court has the power to decide whether a law passed by Congress is constitutional. Therefore, they have the power to deactivate or annul laws. In addition, it is the Supreme Court’s job to ensure that all of the President’s actions are allowed by the Constitution. However, the power of the Supreme Court is balance by the other two branches. For example, the President chooses nominees for justices of the court and the Senate votes on approving them.
Video 2: What was the New Deal? Explain its significance. The New Deal was President FDR’s immediate response and solution to the Great Depression in the 1930’s. The New Deal was a major part of FDR’s campaign in the election of 1932. This main point was that he believed that the government of the United States had a fundamental duty to ensure that every citizen of the US had the right to make a comfortable living. The New Deal, a set of programs intended to put an end to the Great Depression and prevent future depressions, was essentially …show more content…
Do you agree with her? Explain why or why not?
Yes, I completely agree with her outlook. “Entitlement” culture has completely ruined the low-income community’s sense of hard work. The government does not have any programs intended to encourage or even force welfare recipients to better their lives. It has made them lazy and comfortable. Since the government is completely supporting them, they have no motivation to work. In the long run, “entitlement” culture has compromised the American economy as a whole and diluted the fundamental American principles as people no longer are pursuing the “American
Video 2: What was the New Deal? Explain its significance. The New Deal was President FDR’s immediate response and solution to the Great Depression in the 1930’s. The New Deal was a major part of FDR’s campaign in the election of 1932. This main point was that he believed that the government of the United States had a fundamental duty to ensure that every citizen of the US had the right to make a comfortable living. The New Deal, a set of programs intended to put an end to the Great Depression and prevent future depressions, was essentially …show more content…
Do you agree with her? Explain why or why not?
Yes, I completely agree with her outlook. “Entitlement” culture has completely ruined the low-income community’s sense of hard work. The government does not have any programs intended to encourage or even force welfare recipients to better their lives. It has made them lazy and comfortable. Since the government is completely supporting them, they have no motivation to work. In the long run, “entitlement” culture has compromised the American economy as a whole and diluted the fundamental American principles as people no longer are pursuing the “American