#1) Determine whether certain hypothetical laws passed by congress are constitutional.
Answer: Hypothetical laws are not passed by congress as constitutional.
United States Constitution Article 3 Section 2 Clause 1
A matter must be concrete and non-hypothetical, as affirmed by longstanding federal practice barring issuance of merely advisory opinions.
I'm pretty sure that the answer is c.
Answer:
It's the Gradual Abolition Act
Explanation: Ok take my original answer back it's Encroachment that's the answer
I agree that congressional members should be elected by popular vote. This is because people should be able to elect the candidate that would seem to be the most useful and the most willing to fix problems in their community. Now congressional members mainly are used in making laws depending in what branch they are set in. So the person would look into what the congress man believes in and what should happen and will happen if he gets elected and there would be other people that agree with the candidate and they would elect him to be a congress men since how it benefits him or her if the candidate becomes a congress man.
Hope this helps!
Acting on orders from London to suppress the rebellious colonists, General Thomas Gage, recently appointed royal governer of Massachusetts, ordered his troops to sieze the colonists' military stores at Concord.
