When the American constitution was created and federalism was established in the country, it was important that a bill of rights was created, as some people believed that the constitution and federalism put citizens in danger of being abused by the federal government, which would have too much political power with the constitution and federalism. As such, the bill of rights was intended to protect American citizens by limiting government power and establishing rights that would allow citizens to live a full life.
From this, constitutional amendments were created, which present the basic rights of Americans and which must be respected at all costs. One of the most important amendments is the First Amendment, which protects the freedom of the American people, allowing everyone to be free to choose their own religion, have the freedom to express themselves, and may even disagree with government decisions. Without this amendment, Americans would not have freedom and that would be very negative for society.
In addition to the first amendment, we cannot forget three more amendments that are very important to guarantee justice and a politically and socially positive life for society. Among these amendments, let's not forget the Fourth Amendment that protects Americans from police abuse, the Sixth Amendment that allows all American citizens to receive a fair and impartial trial if necessary, and the Eighth Amendment that prevents the government from imposing punishment very severe for Americans who have committed crimes and been found guilty after a trial.
He brought new excitement and power to the Presidency, as he vigorously led Congress and the American public toward progressive reforms and a strong foreign policy.
Both presidents were conservative in their policy.
The main difference would be their attitude towards the foreign trades.
President Harding was a determined in secluding United states from foreign trades which ending up in worsening relation with other nations in europe.
President Coolidge on the other hand, is was very open minded about the foreign trade, but he still had to face the negative effect from Harding's decision.
I dont know what map you are talking about?
