American civil service system changed since George Washington's presidency as it has developed into more of a merit-based system for selecting officials.
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The merit-based system of filling government office jobs enhances political loyalty and responsibility.
The method also has its disadvantages.
The most frequent complaint was that the politicians are no longer as sensitive as they once were to elected government officials.
It may, however, be a reasonable balance for the level of performance and knowledge required in the world today.
The merit system would have also pressured all candidates to perform correctly, as provided for in the Pendleton Act, many years ago. This mandatory assessment has since been eliminated and now, about 85% of all federal government positions are filled by evaluating the candidates' qualifications, backgrounds, knowledge and skills.
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The president's authority has changed throughout time. The president of the 17th century was quite different from the presidency of the 21st century. The Presidency became more powerful than the other departments of government because of the three leaders, George Washington, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson. While the executive branch has always had sway now, Congress held sway throughout the 1800s. It is true that the president's influence has diminished, but the balance of power has remained stable up until now. As a result, today's government branches are all pushing for equal influence.
Official roles:
- LEGISLATIVE POWER
- MILITARY POWER
- APPOINTING POWER
- DIPLOMATIC POWER
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Once an African success story built on gold, oil and cocoa, Ghana leveraged its natural resources to produce strong economic growth in the early years of this century.
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There was a danger that England would fall into a 'war of religion'. There was brutal conflict between Protestants and Catholics in Europe at the time. At first she tried to follow a 'middle way' which promoted Protestantism but allowed for forms of worship which would allow Catholics to compromise.
The 'middle way' failed. Elizabeth became more anti Catholic as her reign went on. 162 Catholics were executed between 1577 and 1603. ... There were no wars of religion in England in her reign but not everyone liked her 'middle way'.
These people were called recusants. The key to the 'middle way' was that the monarch was responsible for the faith of the state. For Elizabeth, the success of the 'middle way' would be a means to extend her control over the country
In 1920, American women gained the right to vote. This happened on August 26 when the nineteenth amendment of the United States Constitution was declared and ratified.
