Republican presidents favored business expansion, economic growth and cutting taxes instead of state regulation. On the other hand, Republican administrations continued to intervene in the affairs of foreign nations; they supported the interests of American corporations in Latin America. The 1920s also saw military interventions in the Caribbean (for example, Marines left Nicaragua in 1925 and then reocuppied the country in 1927).
The writers of the constitution wanted a new plan of government because they felt the old plan gave too much power to the states and allowed too much democracy. They fixed these problems in the document that we now call the Constitution
