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    properties of popular sovereignty and limited government, the United States formed the idea that the government draws its power from the people. The United States Government is a democracy, allowing its people to vote for things that the government might want to enforce so that the government isn't able to create any type of law that the people don't want. Limited government goes hand in hand with the property of popular sovereignty, ensuring that the government could only do what the people…

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    issue before the federal government. Would such an arrangement be beneficial? Explain your answer. Direct democracy is a government in which citizens vote on laws and select officials directly. This form of government was started in ancient Greek areas. When it was the colonies’s turn to choose a government, direct democracy was not an option, this was because James Madison feared that by giving power to the people, would risk a large group over-powering the minorities and small organizations.…

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    things to building a strong government are separation of power, equal representation, and taxes. If these three things were not put into the Constitution then the government would not have been working right now because people would feel like their voice are being unheard and the government system would not be working. These are valuable things needed for a government that is all about its people. Separation of power is one of the important things that help build a government because if it were…

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    Founding Fathers of the United States of America established a Government. It several ways that Government is modeled after the government of Ancient Athens. This comparison is not one-hundred percent because Athens was a true Democracy and America is a Constitutional Republic. We will look at these two governments and how they are alike and different. Ancient Greece at one time was ruled by a select few. So new leaders decided the government would by one-hundred percent run by the citizens.…

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    southern state with a liquid capital, who is an Anti-Federalist. I have seen first hand what a powerful national government can do, and I simply do not understand how some Federalists, such as Pierce, actually want to model our government after the English. Power should be spread out, and while it might make a government less efficient, it protects the people's natural rights. A national government exists to protect the people. It should provide order, welfare, and protection from anything…

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    political spectrum. As defined in class, authoritarianism is “a political system that concentrates power in the hands of a leader or small elite that is not constitutionally responsible to the body of the people”. In simpler terms, authoritarianism is a political system that grants a few individuals the power to control the nation-state. Authoritarianism governments are more concerned with their own rights rather than the peoples, and those who hold power are able to bend and make rules that…

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    creation of a centralized government. It also had a two political party system; one party represented the aristocratic class and one represented the middle class and rich people. Both democracies had regular vote, imposed limited terms, held procedures to remove officials from their position and prevented women from voting. The founding fathers were influenced by these two models and we see that…

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    continuation of the civilization for centuries to come.Some Civilizations last for centuries but some could only last for so long without the proper system. Civilizations all need a unified government, a strong standing military, and a great economy to be successful. The government is very important in a civilization.The government makes sure that everything is fair and that justice is served for all.Some Civilizations might be equaled to different levels but they all have some type of law and…

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    playing with a savage. The stations do this so they don’t offend their listeners. They also do this because of the government. What is the point in having the First Amendment when people cannot live up to it? Right before some movies air on TV it has to be changed and it comes with a warning saying that it has been altered to fit the screen and for certain scenes. The government also censors what is also aired on just regular TV channels. Even though there are somethings that young…

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    tyranny. Federalism is power that is divided between state and federal government and with this ideal it helped prevent tyranny in our country. Separation of powers, checks and balances and big vs. small states also helped prevent tyranny. Federalism helped guard against tyranny by creating a double security to the rights…

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