I will use the example of Woodrow Wilson. I believe that Woodrow Wilson used the presidential power in an fair way. Moreover, I also think that Wilson cannot be accused of overstepping the authority that was granted to him by the Constitution.
Although Wilson enjoyed more power than early presidents did, I believe that the framers of the Constitution would agree with his actions. Wilson was a remarkable leader to have in times of war. Moreover, there were many instances of Wilson's power being limited by other branches of government. For example, Wilson had to ask Congress for an official declaration of war in 1917. Another example would be the fact that he was unable to get the United States to join the League of Nations because Congress refused to accept such notion.
I believe that U.S. presidents today have too much power. Presidents today can exercise power and take actions in ways that were unimaginable in the past. For example, presidents often engage in war without the need for an official declaration of war. Moreover, presidents are able to enter treaties in an easier and faster way than ever before.
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Answer:
Goverments that protected liberties and freedoms of the people
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Is this the holocaust? if so...
From what I remember it is C.
In 1765, Britain's Parliament passed a tax on colonial newspapers and pamphlets called the Stamp Act.
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
In the year 1765 on March 22nd, the Britain parliament passed a tax which the people had to pay on any printed paper they used and this act was known as the Stamp act.
This led to the taxing of newspaper, pamphlets, playing cards, legal documents, the papers of the ships also were taxed. This was done for the american colonists by the British people which was not liked by the american at all because paper was a very important part of the daily lives.