<span>Introduction to Checks and Balances in Federal Government
</span>The concept of checking and balancing power
<span>Executive Branch Checks on the Legislative Branch<span>President has the power to veto laws passed by the CongressProposes laws to CongressSubmits the Federal Budget to the House of RepresentativesAppoints federal officials, who carry out and enforce laws</span></span>
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The climax of a poem, as in the climax of a short story or a novel, is the high point, or the most important point, that the poem is trying to communicate. It is therefore often also the most emotionally-moving or dramatic moment of the poem. In essence, the entire poem was working toward this moment, the climax. For example, in the old classic poem "Casey at the Bat" (check it out!), the poem builds suspense until the great heroic superstar baseball hitter, Casey, goes to the plate and swings at the ball. I won't give away the ending of the poem, but the ending is the climax. Everything builit up to it. You'll see, when you read this poem, that a climax sometimes comes as a surprise to the readers
The role of a limited government is a main one. It means that the market makes most decisions instead of the government. Some other characteristics are private property, freedom of choices in the market, competition- this rivalry between producers keeps prices low and concurrently, supply and demand.
Hilary Clinton won the popular vote
<span>They continued their prosperity by moving south of the Huang River. There they ruled for another 150 years.</span>
