President George W Bush's educational program is known as the No Child Left Behind Act.
This law used during his presidency was supposed to increase literacy rates and math proficiency all over the country. The federal government kept schools accountable through assessments and would not giving funding to schools who did not give these assessments.
Answer:
- It gave too much power to the states.
- It did not allow Congress to issue currency.
Explanation:
When the framers of the Articles of Confederation designed it, they did not want a Federal government that would be too powerful. They therefore gave Congress reduced powers that would keep it subservient to states.
The states therefore had too much power. They could negotiate trade deals with each other and decided the amount of taxes they would give the Federal government. They could also issue their own currency which meant that this was another power that Congress did not have.
Answer:
fair treatment through the normal judicial system, especially as a citizen's entitlement
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