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    President of United States of America on March 4, 1829 and served two terms until March 3, 1837. During this time frame, Mr. Jackson completely revolutionized the Presidency of the United States by winning the popular vote, and by being the direct representative of the common man (Frey, Marc and Todd Davis the New Big Book of US presidents, Philadelphia: Running, page 37). Throughout his life and his Presidency, Andrew Jackson was not only known as a man with a fiery temper, but also known…

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    Some differences include, one house called Congress, bicameral, to makes the laws, two to seven members per states in Congress, one vote per state, one year in legislative office, no more than 3 out of 6 years for a legislative term, congressional pay paid by only the states, no executive…

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    government are not directly chosen by the popular vote. To begin with, people do not directly vote for the President, but the voting system was created to pick electoral college representatives to vote for the presidency. In other words, people do not get to pick the President of their country by their will, but the selected representatives will do the picking for them. Although people choose the electoral college members from the political taste that they have, it would not necessarily match…

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    branches. One way the Executive branch checks on the Legislative branch is that the President has the power to veto laws passed by the Congress. They also can propose laws to the Congress. The Executive branch also submits the Federal Budget to the House. They also elect federal officials, who carry out and enforce the laws. The Executive branch also has checks on the judicial branch. Officials in the executive branch nominate judges to the Supreme Court and to the federal court system. The…

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    like Massachusetts. Why should they have the same amount of power in the house of representatives as everyone else when they are only a fraction of some states? In the Bill of Rights they will make sure the smaller states do not have equal power. “ In which the smallest state has equal weight with the largest … That it is not necessary for the public good, (Dewitt).” I would want more people in the House of Representatives and have more say on political things going on in our country because we…

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    at the state house which is now Independence Hall but for two weeks they adjourned meetings until they met their quorum. On May 25th 1787 all states are present except for Rhode Island. But by May 29th, Edmund Randolph presented a plan called the Virginia Plan which was written by James Madison and would provide for a strong centralized government composed of three branches, the judicial, executive and legislative to avert any corruption of power. Madison 's plan describes two houses: one with…

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    not be surprised to discover that the chairs reclined, gave a massage, and featured a button to call for catering through long periods of debate and storytelling. The seating faces a central platform where a few members, including the Speaker of the House, sits. The press gallery, located above the seating for the Congressmen, accommodates the reporters from various reporting agencies. I am sure the press often hears copious amounts of interesting and entertaining ideas to report from these…

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    After the conclusion of the American Revolution and America had the chance to step back and see what direction they were going to go the framers had many choices to make. Creating a ridged form of government was too close to England and what they fought to get away from. The choice was for a document that was loose and allowed states to govern themselves. There were many well know leaders that came together for both the Articles of Confederation and the eventual drafting of the Constitution.…

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    The US Congress is the national legislative body of government that consists of the Senate and the House of Representative. When people think of the word congress they most likely think of this definition, but congress is so much more. The US Congress is the reason we have all the laws that keep us safe. The word congress means coming together and legislature means making law, which put together congress means coming together to make laws, which is exactly what they do. Congress is a locally…

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    Khan 1 Shah Khan AP Language 21 June 2016 William Jefferson Clinton Speech Analysis In his farewell address, William Jefferson Clinton spoke of his legacy while in office and the future of America. In his speech, he used forms of rhetorical devices aimed at the audience to show his compassion for the country. His speech illustrates different ways he accomplished his task by convincing the American people that he has done good deeds for the nation. His speech convinces the audience to think…

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