You are the Representative Assignment Rubric American Federal Government Scenario: You have been elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. Complete the following steps to explain what one of your major areas of focus would be. Step 1: In 100 words or less (but not less than 75 words) identify and describe the standingcommittee in […]
Consider your daily life. What are some of the everyday elements that would be different if we today were still under a state-focused document like the Articles of Confederation and not the Constitution?
Explain the development of executive power, applying examples of executive behavior implemented, during the Obama and/or Bush observed from the movies, to assess the nature of conflict or conformity with the framer’s intent and what they envisioned for this officeholder’s power when writing the Constitution.
In what ways the U.S. Constitution and administrative law affect the work of public administrators? Explain. Do they place certain limits or provide powers to government agencies? Explain and elaborate on both (the U.S. Constitution and administrative law).
Arizona offers unique opportunities for direct democracy based on initiative power. In 2012 the Arizona voters, for example, rejected the Proposition 204 initiative that sought to convert a temporary sales tax that funded education into a permanent tax. In a 500-750-word “Letter to the Editor,” propose an initiative for an educational issue that you feel […]
Does the War Powers Act of 1973 strike a sufficient balance of power between the executive and legislative branches? Is the act itself constitutional? With recognition that Congress holds the power to declare war, but the president is respected as the commander-in-chief to wage war, describe why the Constitution is or isn’t effecting in handling […]
During the Great Recession of 2008–2009, what actions would have been required of Congress and the President had a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution been ratified? What impact would that have had on the unemployment rate? Should the Federal Government be forced to provide a balance budget every year? Explain why or why not? […]
Description Judicial review, as set up in the UK Constitution, is sufficient to protect against the overreach of executive power. Critically evaluate this statement. The essay requires you to: concisely explain judicial review as outlined in the UK constitution analyse how it can be used to protect against the use of executive power evaluate whether […]
The main purpose of a constitution is to empower a government to govern.” To what extent do you agree with this statement? Explain your answer.
Contrast the formation of quebecs national identity with that of the first nations people. What are the main differences between them?can you identify similarities? In what way is the formation of canada as a state intimately related to its diversity? Can we say that it is a nation-state? Why or why not? Base your answrr […]
