The federalist paper is to persuade the states to create a new constitution where a federal government is established. After the American Revolution, the government have less power compared to the state government. To further unite the country, Hamilton and Madison (and others too) wrote the federalist paper to persuade Americans that a strong centralized government is needed. With a federal government, nationality is created. States agreed, but they want some states/human rights included in the constitution. Thus the Bill of Rights were created.
Answer:
A state association of teachers meets with members of the legislature to encourage them to support pending legislation
Explanation:
The state association is trying to convince the legislature to support pending legislation, so the state association is acting as a lobby group. A lobby group always tries to convince the legislature to do something, and so, that's your answer.
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John Locke's ideas of the social contract were based on the idea that people have natural rights that are self evident. A government should, according to him, be chosen by the people and if it infringes upon the rights it should be changed. It's seen in the declaration of independence which was heavily influenced by Locke. The first amendment mentions these freedoms and liberties in the form of "freedom of speech", "freedom of religious belief", and freedom of people to assemble and fight for a cause they perceive as just
The correct answer is to curb union power.
In this law, there are several different restrictions put on the ability of laborers/workers to strike. For example, a clause within this law makes it so that workers must give 80 day notice in terms of strike. This notice must be given to the company itself along with state and federal agencies. This is done in hopes that a collective bargaining agreement can be agreed upon before the strike even occurs. Before this time,there were no necessary number of days individuals had to wait before striking.
