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    job-Is a Court system, of the United States. Other powers-Hears cases involving the Constitution, laws passed by the congress, and disputes between states. System of Checks and Balances An important distinctive feature of our government is the separation of powers. checks and balances - The three branches of government have roles that check, or limit, the others so that no single branch can dominate the government. The Debate Over Ratification- Americans reacted to the proposed Constitution in…

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    In a 1962 book entitled The Least Dangerous Branch American legal scholar Alexander Bickel coined the term “counter-majoritarian difficulty” to refer to the inherent issues between judicial review and democracy (16). When a judiciary strikes down a piece of legislation and declares it unconstitutional it is going against the will of democratically elected representatives (Bickel, 1962, 16-17). Although Bickel was not the first scholar to point out the issues in reconciling judicial review and…

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    Name: Date: Document Analysis Worksheet 1. Title of the document: Answer: Senator Joseph McCarthy Describes the Internal Communist Menace, 1950 2. Date(s) the document was originally produced: Answer: This document was originally produced around 1950. 3. Author of this document: Answer: Actually this was a speech which was delivered by Joseph McCarthy; so author of this document is Joseph McCarthy. 4. Type of document: Answer: It is a speech which was given by Joseph McCarthy. 5. Is this…

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    Separation of Powers is a considerable strength of the Constitution, without it, world powers would fall under one particular branch of government. Separation of powers created the opportunity of checks and balances, to limit the amount of power across the different branches of government. Together they deem a fair division of authority among our branches of government, minimizing abuse of power, such as despotism and corruption (Fine & Levin-Waldman, 2016). The right to vote by white male…

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    One of the main places in Ecuador I would like to visit is the Cotopaxi. It’s one of the world’s tallest volcanos. It’s also one of Ecuador’s active volcanos, located in the Andes Mountains. I would also like to visit the Galapagos Islands. The islands located in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Ecuador and close proximity to the equator. They are a chain of volcanic islands consisting of 18 main islands and three smaller islands. I would like to visit these places because they’re known…

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    When you think of high chairs, you remember messy meals times and hard to clean chairs, right? Well, I have to admit that my husband and I wanted the right High chair that wasn't like all the others. Fisher Price's portable High chair was exactly what we were looking for. If you are looking for a small, space saving, easy to clean, portable and user friendly high chair for babies and toddler, well look no further. Welcome to Fisher Price's portable high chair the kind that our parents wished was…

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    Although the documents that form the Constitution and Bill of Rights are known to be centuries old, we as a nation must understand that the documents were written in a definite and established manner that allows the country to strive during any time or century. First off, looking back to 1787 when the Constitution was first written you could understand why and how the amendments were formulated. In present day you can examine the Constitution and realize how it was composed in a vague manner to…

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    Judicial review is the process under which executive and legislative actions are subject to review by the power of the courts. The courts decide if the law is in compliance with the constitution. The significance of Marbury vs. Madison was the supreme court declared that a law passed by congress was unconstitutional and therefore ruled the law could not be enforced. This case made the supreme court an important player in our history. Some notable examples of judicial review in the supreme court…

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    Remember back when Egypt first started? If not that’s good cause the world may have a problem and a lot of questions. But back to Egypt it was one of the first societies to have despotism. This form of government is ran by one person and that person as complete power, decisions are made easy. What is despotism well it’s a form of government that the the power is handed down to sons. It was founded in the fourteenth century B.C. Some history on it is that it was one of the first forms of…

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    It has been taught in school that the United States’ government is comprised of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. While teachers have endlessly emphasized the power of America’s presidents, senators, and judges, they have failed to inform their students of one of the most powerful forces today—the media. It is often forgotten that the media does not just provide its viewers with information, but shapes their way of thinking. It has become one of the strongest players in the…

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