Answer: it wasn’t really an issue it was more of a tool to help persuade people into wanting to ratify the constitution
Explanation:
In English I don’t understand
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Answer:
Explanation:
It would be easier to get a sense of feelings from a podcast rather than an article because you can hear people's voices, which will help you understand their emotions a bit better.
No
The legislative branch creates the law, and the president (executive) can veto (deny) it to be passed. if the president doesn't veto it, the law goes into effect.
Therefore you only need 2 branches
