Answer:
>1877: The Great Strike
>1886: The Haymarket Affair
>1892: The Steel Strike
>1911: Triangle Fire
Answer:
The correct answer is: Sun Yat-sen.
Explanation:
Politic, statistic, and ideologist Sun Yat-sen (1866-1925) was the Republic of China's first president. He is called "<em>The Father of the Nation</em>" since he was one of the masterminds who forced abdicate the <em>Qing </em>dynasty during the early 20th century. Even if his revolution was successful, his political life one of constant struggle and exile.
Answer:
Protects free speech for congressional debates.
Explanation:
United States Contitution, Article I, Section 6 "<em>Speech or Debate Clause</em>", clearly states that the members of the both Houses of Congress will be protected from getting arrested during their attendance, for any speech or debate. This exists so it can protect the members of the Congress from getting arrested and prevent them from voting or take actions for which the President might disagree. Treason, Felony and Breach of Peace are not included in this protection. This is also called an immunity.
It would violate the constitution i believe. The President shouldn't have that much power. Our government was designed to have that many branches to make sure things went slow, so we could protest any new rules. If the president managed to fire the Supreme Court, a crucible part of our government would be gone!
