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    rested in the people. Another feature that the Americans did not want in their new government was unequal representation. They despised the lack of representation they had in Parliament, and as they created their new government they ensured that every state was represented equally so the concerns of the people could be properly addressed. Because of this, the American public was adamant that the new government’s powers were…

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    without feeling pressured. When Human Science majors think of their home at Iowa State they think of one building in particular, Palmer, the Human Development and Family Studies Building. Palmer is the utmost significant place on campus for Human Science majors because of the history of the building, how the building looks and makes one feel when they are in it, and the importance the building has to the Iowa State University campus. Palmer is one of the newer buildings on campus it was…

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    land of prosperity, and the land of the free. No, the pursuit of happiness was the biggest trick. The most important thing to know is even though it was a lie, human perseverance has also made some of it a reality. The process of entering the United States was entirely a struggle. None the less, America was still the land of opportunity and fortune for those who were ambitious and possessed a great will to acquire their dream. However, for the majority who believed in the dream, there were many…

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    did not have the power to raise revenue by direct taxation of the population of the United States, while the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 was an act implementing the government of the Northwest Territory and setting forth the steps by which it can become states. Before the Constitution was written, both of these…

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    The former would lay the foundation of the public education system, and the latter started the first abolishment of slavery and also set a precedent that new states would be admitted on the basis of equality. This was important at a time where colonists want freedom and equality, as well as the opportunity (they would expand with new states instead of expanding old ones). Also it increased westward expansion which was something they could not do during when they were tied with British due to…

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    Schechter Poultry Corporation v. United States, which stated that the President cannot pass a policy without Congress giving the president any mandated options to choose from, Congress passed a joint resolution in regards to the Chaco War between Paraguay and Bolivia. Congress gave the president a list of options in regards to what he could do to either support the war or remain neutral towards the war. The options were limited to placing an embargo on United States companies from selling…

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    to support or deny the idea. First of all, the Constitution is too long and needs to be organized. It is one of the constitutions that have gone through many amendments making it more complex and the longest of all the constitutions of the United States (Hooks: 2011). In fact it has the fourth highest number of amendments behind Alabama, California and South Carolina. The reason is that amending the state’s constitution is easy because of Texas low bar. Another reason…

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    21: Section 1: Repeals the 18th amendment (alcohol is now legal again) Section 2: This gives the State the right to regulate alcohol within its own border Section 3: This amendment would become void if 3/4 of states did not ratify it within 7 years. 22: Section 1: This limits the president to two terms (excluding Harry S Truman…

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    Conrad Kazimirowicz June 12, 2016 George Washington DBQ George Washington held the position of president of the United States for two terms from 1789 until 1996. George Washington was not interested in leading the new country, but when the United states constitution was ratified in 1788. Americans wanted Washington to fill the post. Washington was admired and respected as a result of his success and integrity as the commander of the Continental Army during the American Revolution and as…

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    Five Civilized Tribes

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    began at its peak. The U.S. federal government want to enlarge the territory of the America, therefore, between the years of 1816 to 1821 there were many new states added to the Union. These states include Alabama, Missouri, Mississippi, Illinois, Maine and Indiana. Most of the families settled in the West along with the…

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