I believe his separation of powers theory was the foundation for the U.S. Constitution. Not sure how long it was included but that's all I know.
I think it allowed 2 senators to be elected (by the people) in each state for a term of six years.
Railroad technologies
City planners saw a great promise in railroad technologies in resolving the problems facing public transports. As a result, railway transport was immensely integrated into several city public transport systems.
Article I of the Michigan Constitution comprises of 27 sections that establish the rights and freedoms of the citizens of Michigan. It borrows from the ideas of the US Bill of rights because it recognizes that there are certain natural rights that the state should guarantee. The state constitution allows citizens to influence the political process directly through elections of officials
<em>The correct answer is B. Allowing the farmers to buy the land they farmed</em>.
After World War II, the Americans established democratic reforms in addition to economic reforms in Japan. Before the war, Japanese farmers rented almost two-thirds of the land. They did not own the land, they worked for landlords who paid them barely half of the crops they grew. Peasants were poor people.
The American reform hanged this. They took the land away from landlords and redistributed it to the Japanese farmers, so they could own their portion of land. There also were reforms in the industrial sector allowing free trade unions.
