Federal assistance in the United States

Colonial freedom from Britain brought many political effects towards the United States. The Articles of Confederation provided a weak central government that politically hurt the nation . In addition, the establishment of the United States Constitution impacted the ways of the government and helped build a strong federal government. On the other hand, the president provided leadership to the nation’s government. Also, the separation of powers was created as the basic kind of government that…

The way it came to be is the assault on the twin towers on sep 11 2001. This was an unfortunate assault that stunned a lot of American nationals. All that the United States could do was stay there and look as it went down. There were next to no survivors. This assault made the administration need to take uncommon measures and quick. The administration suspected that their should be away to keep this from happening…

possess an unqualified ability to classify information would place him outside of the rule of law, and therefore outside the scope of either Congress or the court. Such a pernicious privilege would necessarily contravene the balance of power in the federal government, creating an Executive that could not be…

The Constitution is an important document right now and will remain an important document for as we remember it. Before the Constitution was even allow to be set as a new formal law to guide the country it must have to be approved by the people,within the people their were two group first was the Federalist and second was the anti Federalist. The federalist was the group that supported the Constitution while the anti Federalist was the group that did not support the Constitution or was against…

In the constitution there are 7 principles which are the main structures of the constitution. Theses 7 principles are the guidelines that the Founding Fathers came up with. The 7 Principles of the Constitution reflect the Political Philosophy and Political Ideology of the Founding Fathers.The names of the seven key Founding Fathers were George Washington, John Adams, James Madison, John Jay, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton.The objectives of the 7 Principles of the…

distributing equal power between the three branches of the government, the national government and the states to ensure a fire wall that prevented an over reach of power. Alexander Hamilton’s wish was to have a fair and efficient government and he believed that the Constitution alone didn’t define all the necessary parameters and a united government was stronger and more cohesive then smaller separate state governments. Hamilton said “Government is indispensable to civil society; to assure its…

Japanese-Americans’ Fight to Retain a Dual Identity During WWII Since the United States was founded in 1776, the nation has remained a country of immigrants, who journey to America in search of a promising future, freedom, and opportunity. Unfortunately, throughout the United States’ history racism and xenophobism have existed against immigrants. American citizens have exhibited hostility toward immigrants, in fear the newcomers will steal their jobs and threaten the prevalent culture of their…

where representatives from the great and vast United States of America. The place where the voices and ideas of all American citizens are heard and bills are presented to Congress to be passed into law. The founding fathers created Congress in its current manifestation in 1787. Congress has been creating law ever since then and worked with a diverse and changing population to work for the good of the whole. The Congressional branch of the American federal government is very complex with many…

In 1984, by George Orwell he gives many examples of present day nigelence on privacy and patriotism. In other words both government surveillance and patriotism are shown as the theme throughout 1984, to foreshadow what will actually happen in present day society. The government wants to gain power just to have power. All these different target themes allow Orwell to have an immense message with intentions of informing the outside world about what is going on. Orwell has the willpower to warn…

Congress – In 1946, Congress passed the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), which laid out the basic framework for rulemaking. The APA is still in place and is considered the basic legislature standard. Congress delegated some legislative power to the rulemaking process, to avoid spending value time in drafting, refining laws, debating, therefore, putting all there energy into the reelection process. Besides just campaigning for reelection, which rulemaking does promote, below are other…