Thomas Paine like other colonists of the time questioned the British authority to rule the colonies in "Common Sense" because he believed that the British Government had overstepped its bounds and had committed tyrannical missteps in the governance of the colonies. Due to the overreach of the British, he felt it was necessary for the colonists to seek independence.
Answer:
-domestic issues faced by the leaders of the new republic
Explanation:
Given that the United States Constitution was ratified on September 17, 1787, and considering the date of occurrence of the listed events, It can be concluded that this list provides examples of "-domestic issues faced by the leaders of the new republic"
-weaknesses of the government under the articles of confederation are not the right answer because US Constitution is already in use before these events.
-topics discussed during the second constitutional convention is not the correct answer because there was no second constitutional convention.
-issues leading to the ratification of the first constitutional amendments because the US Constitution is already in use before these events.
Answer:
I'm just going in order
1. separation of powers
2. federalism
3. checks and balances
Explanation:
Separation of powers is when power is divided into branches. For example, the US having three branches of federal government.
Federalism is when the federal government has some power, but subnational units also have some power. For example, the US has a federal government in Washington, DC, state governments such as the state of Florida, and local governments such as the city of Miami.
Finally, checks and balances are when the branches of government can "check" one another. For example, a president vetoing a bill from Congress would be a "check" from the executive branch to the legislative branch. This way, every branch has roughly equal power.
Hope this helps!
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