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The Supreme Court
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A look at the long history of Asian Americans and its role in shaping US identity. The essay also looks at the push-pull factors that have helped define demographic trends in the United States to present day and also covers some darker periods of American history, including the Congressional Exclusionary Act restricting immigration based on race and the Japanese American Internment during WWII.
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b. The United States wanted to assume its place as a world power.
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Congress was given the sole power to deal with foreign countries, to settle disputes between the states, to decide admiralty cases (those involving ships at sea) to declare war, and to make peace. It could also coin money, run the postal service, establish weights and measurement and trade with the Indians outside of the states. It could borrow money and request each state to contribute money in proportion to the value of the property of the state. Congress could only request financial support from the states but if a state refused to help there was nothing the congress could do.
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it pretty much left them every power they could want within their own state borders and they were too short-sighted to see the need for a strong central government.
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