I am going to compare Germany and Iran.
In Germany, the power is with the people (=it's a democracy) which are represented by the members of the parliament: it's a representative democracy. It's also a federation of 16 states.
Iran, on the other hand is a theocracy: a country ruled by the members of the clergy. It can also be named an oligarchy: the power is with a few members of the society.
Answer:
1. People did not trust a strong federal government after years of British rule.
2. Most people felt more loyalty to their home states than the federal government.
Explanation:
The two reasons why the Founders gave more power to the states rather than the federal government under the Articles of Confederation are:
1. People did not trust a strong federal government after years of British rule. Fearing a strong national government might become a tyrant in nature just like the British Crown
2. Most people felt more loyalty to their home states than the federal. At this point, each of the thirteen colonies practiced or make use of separate policies that favor each state alone rather than the whole country.
The correct answer is military bases around the world
Answer:
A. The Articles of Confederation only had one government branch.
Explanation:
When America was first created, many people didn't want the federal branch to have a lot of power, such as Britain did. When they created the articles, they only created a legislative branch (congress). With the rest of the power, they gave it to the states.
Answer:
Explanation:
I think she (correctly) means that the owners or stockholders were forced not to exploit workers. They below, are the owners.
- They could not underpay them
- They could not provide housing which they over charged them for.
- They could not provide housing that only the rats and mice felt comfortable living in.
- They could not have working conditions what were essentially unsafe by any standard.
- They could not have children working in the mines.
It is only right that owners treat labor with respect and dignity. Those are words employed by morality.
