The federal judicial system promotes the constitutional principle of rule of law by ensuring that the laws passed by congress are fairly applied to all citizens.
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While constituting the federal judicial system the congress as created rule of law that will be applicable to all the citizens of America.
Federal courts are courts that are created by the federal government which has limited powers that is, the power are limited to particular region or you can call it courts of limited jurisdiction.
The courts within the states are called as federal district court and it is originating point for any case in the federal statutes. The ambit of rule of Law promoted by the federal judicial system will have constitutional binding for all the citizens of America.
Hobbes's idea led many Enlightenment figures to favor political revolution.
One of them would be that he warned them of the young republic. I don´t know the other one. <span />
Historians have identified several reasons for why the Industrial Revolution began first in Britain, including: the effects of the Agricultural Revolution, large supplies of coal, geography of the country, a positive political climate, and a vast colonial empire.
<span>The main reasons for the secession of
the Southern from the Union were states' rights, unfair taxation and
slavery. In general, the states that seceded felt that the laws of the
Union were unfair.
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<span>Abolitionist groups in the North
succeeded in swaying popular opinion in favor of abolishing slavery, and
many Northern states outlawed the practice. Business interests in the
South, particularly agriculture, remained in favor of slavery because it
was advantageous to the economy of the region. The Southern states were
concerned about legal provisions that outlawed slavery in newly formed
states admitted into the Union.
Slavery was the most prominent issue in the Civil War, but it was not
the only source of the conflict. Southern states believed they deserved
more sovereignty and wanted to be able to nullify federal laws.
Southerners were also upset about taxation laws that were
disproportionately beneficial to the Northern states. A belief in
Southern nationalism also played a role for citizens with no economic
stake in defending slavery. These Southerners sided with the
Confederacy, even though they did not own slaves. Abraham Lincoln's
presidential election was also a direct trigger for secession. Seven
Southern slave states formed the Confederate States of America before
Lincoln was inaugurated.</span>
