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2 years ago

Can anyone summarize this

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Schach [20]2 years ago

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The US Constitution is a system where the President can veto a bill that Congress approves, to ensure that the government does not gain too much power. The Constitution was implemented to fix America's weak political structure.

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I hope that helps and sorry if its not correct.

ss7ja [257]2 years ago

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Checks and Balances is a system used to balance all branches of the government so that one branch doesn't over power the others. Anti-Federalists wanted a strong state government and a Bill of Rights. They didn't want national government to become to powerful. While as Federilists wanted no Bill of Rights and a Strong national government. The Articles of Confederation had an extremely weak state government and caused a lot of issues.

(If you would like me to go more into detail about anti fed and fed i can same with the aoc)

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