“Separation of powers, therefore, refers to the division of government responsibilities into distinct branches to limit any one branch from exercising the core functions of another. The intent is to prevent the concentration of power and provide for checks and balances.”
The wealth and prosperity of Mali and Songhai were dependent on controlling the trade in gold and salt.
Trans-Saharan trade was a trade across the Sahara the relied heavily upon gold and salt , the empires relied much on the trans-Saharan trade; as their wealth and prosperity depended more on the gold and salt traded in the trans-Saharan trade. Mali empire was started by Sundiata at around 1200AD. he set up laws and took control of Gold trade. During the early 1400's Mali rulers lost control of the Mali empire and the Songhai Empire. Ali Ber became the Songhai ruler, which was the largest among the three Western empires
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Both have preambles, both create 3 branches, both have similar rights Page 39 What are some differences between the U.S. & Florida Constitutions? Florida's is: much longer, has a more rights & amendments, has much more specifics Page 40 Which Constitution allows more ways for Amendments to be passed?
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- Kennedy - Cuban missile crisis
President John F. Kennedy was the President when the world went through the Cuban Missile Crises. He had ordered the blockade of Cuba to stop Soviet weapons getting to it.
- Bush, Sr. - Persian Gulf War
President Bush, Sr led the United States to war against Iraq in 1990 to expel the Iraqis from Kuwait under a sanctioned action by the United Nations.
America's greatest Space achievement till that date, the Moon Landing on July 20, 1969 was done when Nixon was President.
- Carter - Department of Education
President Carter was instrumental in the founding of the Department of Education which was later formed by an Act of Congress signed by him on October 17th, 1979.
President Lyndon B. Johnson refers to Political and Legislative initiatives aimed at improving the lives of everyday Americans by President Johnson.
- Clinton - bombing of the Murrah Federal Building
President Clinton was President when a terrorist attack resulted in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, on April 19, 1995. America lost 168 lives that day.
- Reagan - Iran-Contra scandal
In a scandal that rocked the US, it was revealed that the US had been shipping weapons to Iran through Israel and then using the money paid for the weapons to fund the Contra rebels of Nicaragua. This occurred between Aug 1985 and March 1987.
- Bush, Jr. - Election lawsuits
President George Bush Jr's election in 2000, there was a lawsuit based on a recount dispute in Florida. The Supreme Court's decision allowed President Bush to become President by 1 electoral vote.
