Answer: 5.09 Discussion: Theodore Roosevelt
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A democracy has a president and people who vote for specific and various things.
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If no one is voting, then how are we supposed to know what the people want. I hope this answered your question. If not, lemme know
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b
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States and cities can collect taxes
there are federal, state and city elections
there are federal, state and county courts
For George Washington it was important to establish relations with other nations, but these relations caused interdependence and this should be analyzed with caution so as not to result in setbacks for the nation.
For Washington, interdependence was beneficial in relation to trade agreements, as it could generate profits and advances for both nations. However, it was necessary that these relations between countries should not be very intimate as this would cause involvement in particular matters for each nation, generating unfavorable foreign control and that should be avoided.
He also stated that interdependence between two countries could generate alienist situations, where one nation would deceive and alienate the other.
If congress passes a law because of "foregoing powers," it is likely based on the article 1, section 8 of the constitution.
The Necessary and Proper Cause of the constitution provides the congress all necessary power to pass and execute laws. Even though this clause caused some controversy, it did not add extra power to congress; it just made explicit what was otherwise implicit.
