Both Hitler and Mussolini had the ambition of expanding their countries, which was the cause of the alliance of the two countries. However, Italy was more like Germany's puppet that followed Germany's (more like Hitler's) will. Both leaders set up dictatorships and was popular among the masses of their countries. Stalin on the other hand, was also into the expansion of Russia by the means of expanding into the Soviet Union. All three were known for the usage of secret police in order to keep themselves in power. Both Stalin and Hitler set up camps in order to exterminate thousands if not millions of people.
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Both have important predecessors—our Constitution was influenced by the Magna Carta and the English Bill of Rights of 1689, and the Declaration by John Locke's writings on the consent of the governed and by a document close to home for Thomas Jefferson, the draft version by George Mason of Virginia's Declaration
Explanation:
In the U.S system, the President was ten days to decide what to do with a bill passed by Congress. If he signs it, it becomes a law. If he vetoes it, it goes back to Congress, which can override the President's decision and still make it a law if two thirds of both houses agree. But if the ten days goes by, the President hasn't make any with the bill and the Congress adjourns before the ten days is up, the bill is vetoed and cannot go back to Congress, so the President can't be overrode.
A pigeonhole is when a bill is put aside for a better time to pass it or to kill it.