Independent agencies of the United States government

as he forcefully pushed them out of the states like Utah and Oklahoma, Kansas. Etc. Not really sure why he had a hate for them though, but he did. Kind of like how Trump doesn’t like Mexicans. I am sure both of them could relate. Andrew really struggled with banks or against the bank, Jackson didn’t believe that no private banks should be allowed to control or tamper with American’s money. He really just wanted to destroy the 2nd bank of the United States, in 1832 Jackson had vetoed…

five years under the average Americans sounds like we would be talking about a third world country but these are the living conditions experienced by Native Americans residing on Indian reservations today. This is a huge problem because today the United States is home to 5.2 million Native Americans and around 22% of them are currently living on tribal lands. So many Native Americans are struggling just to survive on reservations “The U.S. Census Bureau reports about one of every four American…

There are three branches of government, the Executive branch, the Legislative branch, and the Judicial branch. Each of these branches have a vital role to play in the operation of or nation. These three branches work, not always together, to ensure the continued operation of our nation, and they each check one another to ensure that one branch does not become too powerful. Everyone has an individual opinion on what the most important branch of this federal government is, and everyone has a…

early 1900s and now most states have adopted some form of the policy. Indiana was late to this trend, adopting home rule into the code in 1980. Home rule was adopted as a means of easing the responsibilities of state government. Home rule gave power to the local governments meaning that the state government did not have to play as active of a role in the less important local government issues. This is similar to the relationship between the federal and state governments. As long as the Indiana…

learning about the goals and the shortcomings of the Articles notifies future Americans of what they could do to make America better without repeating what happened in the past. The goals of the Articles of Confederation was to prevent the central government from having a lot of power. Under the Articles Congress had the power “to declare war and make peace, to make treaties and alliances, to coin or borrow money, and to…

had no ability to regulate trade, except with Native Americans, as long as they did not impinge upon a stateʻs interests. Although Congress could negotiate treaties with foreign countries, which the states could not do, they could in no way influence trade deals, foreign or domestic. This led to each state having their own system of trade policies. (Brackemyre, n.d.) Additionally, Article IX of the Articles of Confederacy allowed Congress to regulate…

oppressive government or rule) is viewed in many different ways. In 1787 the founding father met in Philadelphia to discuss problems about the nation. They discussed the article of confederation but after a long debate it didn’t work out, the article of confederation had to go. They came to an agreement that they should make a new “Article of Confederation,” so they made another paper called The Constitution. They said that the new article (The Constitution) will start a new kind of government.…

partisan politics in the United States just as Washington’s presidency was coming to a close. The two factions emerging would be the Federalists in support of Alexander Hamilton and those opposing were the Democratic-Republicans that were led by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. The Federalists believed in a strong central government that centered around the rich and elite, along with a need for economic growth. The Republicans believed that a strong central government would only oppress or…

In light of Donald Trump’s shocking rise to political eminence as the newly elected president of the United States, numerous rhetorical artifacts relating to an uncertain and fraught future for American government and politics have inundated mainstream media and news outlets, hailing a resurgence of national interest in federal government through largely dogmatic and peremptory ideological and propagandistic rhetorical texts. The recent controversial “Person of the Year” cover of TIME magazine…

in that we all had our own rights that nobody has the ability to take from us. These amendments are the only thing keeping us safe. But, sadly as that as this day in time goes on they seem to vanish and being compromised all for our safety. The government is the cause of this transgression, for they are for the people and people, but instead that are turning themselves on us. And yet, we are blind to see the corruption. One of the amendments that is being corrupted is the first. “The right to…