which government institution may vote on constitutional amendments?
A. executive
B. judicial
C. bureaucracy
<u>D. legislative</u>
The most important idea that should be embraced for more effective government under the Articles of Confederation, is the national government cannot be weak.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The major cause for the Articles of Confederation to be ineffective was the federal government, was too weak to enforce the laws and they had no power to impose taxes. They allowed state governments to levy taxes.
For its expenses, the national government had to request money from the states resulted in major disputes within the states , laying taxes and the national government is restricted to interfere in those issues as major powers were with state governments.
<span>federal spending was increased for education, housing, and healthcare
the great society program was similar in terms of policy to the New deal of 1930s in that it expanded federal spending in the welfare of the </span>American people thus impacting on the lives of many people and removing them from poverty and lack of health cover.
Producers think of workers in two ways, as consumers and as producers of goods and services.
A producer is responsible for putting on the market services and goods. Producers group included government, businesses, investor and individuals and they can hire workers for producing goods and services for them.
A worker as a consumer buys and pays for goods and services.
A worker as a producer can originate economic value, or produces goods and services.
The Ghana Empire amassed large volumes of gold and resources, expanded trade among nations near and far, established a structured court system and introduced standard military organization.<span> The Ghana Empire, also called the Kingdom of Ghana, enjoyed significant power from the ninth century to the 11th century A.D. Kings and rulers discovered significant gold deposits in the kingdom's lands, such as Mali, Mauritania and Senegal, and the newfound wealth helped rulers establish a powerful, prominent kingdom.</span>
