Delegating power from Congress to the Presidency does not endanger the principle of separation of power neccesarily, but it does increases the power of the President. Depending on what powers are delegated to the presidency, then there could be a danger of breaking the principle of separation of power. Therefore, in some cases delegating power in the presidency could make it too powerful.
They believed that what was freedom at that time was only freedom for people who were wealthy elites who often worked together with the government. They wanted to bring the term freedom to mean freedom for common people who weren't wealthy and couldn't fight the government in any way. Their platform wanted to help them achieve economic independence and prosperity which would help them free themselves from wealthy land and company owners.
Answer: 1) Anthenian democracy
2) direct democracy
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