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The Reagan Doctrine.
Many presidents had a policy about how foreign affairs were to be handled. There was the Truman Doctrine, The Nixon Doctrine, The Kennedy Doctrine, The Eisenhower Doctrine. The list is not complete.
The Doctrines listed are usually characterized by being important for some specific point that had to do with foreign affairs. For example, Kennedy was strong on not letting the Soviet Union put missiles on Cuban soil.
The chiefs name was <span>Chief Pontiac.</span>
I'm assuming because this is under the history thread, it's dealing with the U.S. Senate. There are two main political parties in the U.S. which are Democratic and Republican- but there is also an Independent party, just not as big. Representatives are people who represent a certain party in, I believe, the Senate. So when it says "proportional", it's most likely referring to the fact there is an equal amount of representatives who are under the two big parties- the Democratic or Republican.
So that if we won the Revolutionary War we'd already have a set of principal's for us and our Government to follow for years and years.
An election of President occurs every four years, before the general election, candidates go trough a series os state primaries and caucuses, people can vote for a candidate of any politicial party, each select a nominee to unite behind, the nominees anuncies a vice president candidate, the campaign across the country, Presidential debates take pace wich expose their ideas, at the election Day the electors cast their votes, the Congress counts the electoral votes and the Inauguration day finally take place.
The main Advantages are: the ability to know the candidates, to see the candidates in many situations, candidates have time to recover a bad situation, people don't need to rush into a choice.
The main Desadvantages are: Candidates for no chance stay in, hurts primary candidates on both sides, American people stop paying attention .
