World War I: Nationalistic Bosnian assassians, supplied by the Serbian terrorist orginization Black Hand tried to kill Austrian Archeduke Frand Ferdinand, a few countries started arguing... and eventually it was everyone pointing fingers and saying "i'm gonna fight you because you fought my friend".
World War II: Germany was blamed for WWI, and world leaders came together to decide what to do, and decided to severly punish Germany. Once Germany learned of it's punishments and how it affected the country Germans/Germany became furious. One artist, who we know as Adolf Hitler, came up and said he could easily change the problems facing the Weimer Republic (Germany of the time). During this time, radicals could easily gain support because of how much people wanted change, and one such party that was active in this time was the Nazi Party. Hitler worked his way to become leader of the Nazi Party, and after tried to turn his reign into a dictatorship. He failed a coup and the successfully got to the top (meaning he could do what he likes) through legit means. After Hitler became a big fascist leader, he linked up with other fascists and everyone was basically waiting for Germany to make a move because world tension was super high.
<span>The Court ruled that because the Act allowed the President to unilaterally alter or remove parts of duly enacted </span>statutes, i<span>t violated the </span>Presentment Clause<span> of the Constitution.</span>
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Because they landed outside of the Virginia jurisdiction where they had authority they established their own authority to avoid problems called the Mayflower Compact. It's existence is important because they agreed to pick people to govern over them which was used to form the U. S. Constitution later on in history.
<span>State governments had difficulties fixing their economies and raising militias for defense.</span>
It would be "b. failure to respond to the committee" that was not <span>a Nixon impeachment charge, since in fact Nixon, once accused, was fairly cooperative with the proceedings. </span>