The United States is the most representative government in existence, but it’s not perfect. It has both strength and weaknesses, but continues to change in order to represent all of the people. The United States is often looked at by others as a place of happiness, freedom, equality and opportunity. Those ideas are what the basis of the United States is built on. The United States is a Democracy government, which is the idea that it is ruled by the people and for the people. In this paper, I will look and discuss our nation’s democracy. I will look at both strength and weaknesses of the way it is structured.
Constitution
The Constitution, which is also known as the Bill of Rights, was introduced on September 17th, 1789. The United States changed that day. The founding fathers wrote in order to establish a stable form of government, it list in detail what freedoms and rights every United States citizen had. In order to make sure that none of these rights could ever be taken away, they formed 3 branches of government which …show more content…
The Affordable care act has been a controversial topic for many Americans. They have estimated that 30 million Americans are expected to gain health insurance through the Affordable Care Act (ACA), and a healthy and size workforce will be needed to meet the increased demand (Anderson, 2014). This act had not affected me personally until recently. I have had medical insurance for the past 20 years through my ex-husbands work, once we became divorced I lost my insurance. I personally felt the effect that so many others have dealt with for years. People need to feel confident that in case of a medical emergency that they will be taken care of. With that more employees will be needed in the workforce and that will help with unemployment. With ACA more people are covered with medical insurance than ever
Constitution
The Constitution, which is also known as the Bill of Rights, was introduced on September 17th, 1789. The United States changed that day. The founding fathers wrote in order to establish a stable form of government, it list in detail what freedoms and rights every United States citizen had. In order to make sure that none of these rights could ever be taken away, they formed 3 branches of government which …show more content…
The Affordable care act has been a controversial topic for many Americans. They have estimated that 30 million Americans are expected to gain health insurance through the Affordable Care Act (ACA), and a healthy and size workforce will be needed to meet the increased demand (Anderson, 2014). This act had not affected me personally until recently. I have had medical insurance for the past 20 years through my ex-husbands work, once we became divorced I lost my insurance. I personally felt the effect that so many others have dealt with for years. People need to feel confident that in case of a medical emergency that they will be taken care of. With that more employees will be needed in the workforce and that will help with unemployment. With ACA more people are covered with medical insurance than ever