By threatening a veto<span>, the </span>President<span> can persuade legislators to alter the content of the </span>bill<span> to be more acceptable to the </span>President<span>. </span>Congress<span> can </span>override<span> a </span>veto<span> by passing the act by a two-thirds </span>vote<span> in </span>both<span> the </span>House<span> and the Senate. (Usually an act is passed with a simple </span>majority<span>.)</span>
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The correct answer for this question is letter "<span>A. neglected the principle \"separation of powers\" because it did not create a separate judicial branch." The Articles of Confederation is considered as the first agreement which serves as the first constitution of the thirteen original states in the United States.</span><span>
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According to the declaration of independence 1776, the powers that belong to the United States as " Free and Independent States" are war, peace treaty and trade. The declaration states that all the people of the world that the 13 united colonies are free from British rule. The independent states claim the power to levy war, make peace and alliances with foreign nations, conduct trade and do anything independent states have right to do.The new states believe that God will protect them in trying to establish a just government while its citizens pledge their loyalty and lives to the cause o the independent nation.
