I think it is an important part of U.S. democracy because it contributes the the U.S. in a major way. The creators of the U.S. Constitution worked to ensure the military would be under civilian control. When they wrote the Constitution they separated the responsibilities for the military, placing the responsibilities firmly in civilian hands. Congress has the power to declare war and to make the rules for governing the military. There are some disadvantages, though. The American Civil War of 1861-1865 was the period of greatest danger to civilian control of the military. As the war progressed, more and more people called for a military dictatorship. Military officers stayed away from politics and many even refused to vote, feeling that this would somehow influence their service.
1. Yup, correct! B. is right!
2. It is either C or D, but I am leaning towards C.
3. It is B.
4. It is A.
5. You are correct, it is a preamble.
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Answer is: <span> at least $30 million in dormant bank accounts opened before the end of World WarII.
Dormant bank accounts </span>is declared when bank can not contact the holder. When <span>account turns dormant, interest, will be credited to savings account regularly.</span> Some Jewish organizations claimed that uncovered money in 1995 belonged to Jews before World War II.
Answer:
Article I sets up the legislative branch, which is Congress.
The Congress is made up of the HOR and the Senate.
The main job of the legislative branch is to make laws.
Congress can collect taxes, coin money, and declare war.
The Senate has 100 members and the HOR has 435.
Explanation:
There are 3 branches in our government, the Legislative (makes laws), executive (enforces laws), and the judicial (the law, and decides if someone broke a rule). The Senate has 2 senators per state, and 50x2 is 100 senators. The number of representatives depends on the population of the state.
For resources and to prove that they were powerful. Their initial holdings before WW2 were not enough to fuel the war machine it wanted to become.
