They are expected to vote according to public opinion in their home states but also aloud to make policies beneficial to all Americans
The first major was the Battle of Bull Run taking place in Richmond, Virginia.
Yes because the bill of rights are just like laws.For example if some one committed a crime as bad as it is they are still people and no matter what the government thinks they still have their rights
The case you are looking for is Marbury vs Madison
Hi! The cultural aspects of the ciry-state impact the from of government because the greeks were in some ways independently -minded and developed a culture of individual freedom where it was considered by many a disgrace to work for someone else. This independence led the lower classes to want to participate in government, and promoted democracy - not today's representative democracy where a member of parliament is supposed to represent the citizens within an electorate, but rather direct democracy, where all the citizens met in assembly each fortnight and made decisions directly on matters put to them by a council, which latter saw to the implementation of their decisions. So I hope that help :)
