Answer:
a. less loyal
b. famine
c. uprisings
d. overthrew
e. Manchu
Explanation:
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The correct answer is <em><u>option 3. The Constitution of the United States limit the power of the President as Commander in Chief by granting the power to declare war to the Congress.</u></em> As a part of its check and balance system, the Constitution, in its Article 1. Section 8, declares that t is the Congress who holds the power to declare war to another nation. The President, as Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, has the power of directing the army, once the declaration of war has been emitted by the Congress. This is done to put boundaries to the power of the President, and to have a general agreement of the government before declaring war.
When Cyprus's island president Nico Anastasiades was re-elected, he found the country in one of the most severe economic crises in the history of this nation. Since he was elected, some steps have been taken to bring the economy back into stability. It is expected that in 5 years the country will recover economically and become one of the fastest growing economies in the EU.
Due to the free-market Cyprus develops, businesss environment and stable tax regime, the economic perspective of the country is quite positive.
As for the government, President nicos has been highly approved during this new term. There is a very strong political division and it is still very uncertain to say that there may be a reunification of the country. This will depend on the parties and the approval of the population, with their vote. The fuse was last year, when there was a collapse between Grecians and Cyprian Turks, when such subject was brought to table. With Nico's government, stability and negotiation among partisans are expected.
