their fear of the country splitting up, as stated in the PoliticusUSA’s Archives . Though, it did not take long, before two parties emerged, the Republican and the Democratic. I would like to discuss the pros and cons of their traditional system, and if it serves the country best or not. The pros of only having a two-party system would be, firstly, the process of agreeing is much faster than a system with several parties, where the parties have to make a coalition government. Which means, in a coalition
founding fathers. Advantages and Disadvantages of Electoral College. (2014, July 29). “The founding fathers of the Electoral College had established it within the Constitution as the compromise between the President’s election by the vote within Congress as well as the election of the President based on the common vote of eligible citizens.” Retrieved from http://occupytheory.org/advantages-and-disadvantages-of-electoral-college/. With a compromise for everyone concerning with the Electoral College
“minimum-standard” of living necessary for health, efficiency, and the overall wellbeing without substantially curtailing employment.” The United States federal minimum wage can only increase with action from the Congress. www.minimum-wage.org. Over the years since the Fair Labor Standard Act was adopted, Congress has revised the federal minimum wage every few years to account for the cost of living adjustments. Since Roosevelt’s first federal minimum wage set in 1938, the wage has been increased 22 times by
His use of non-violence had its pros and cons, some of the major cons is all of the suffering that the british caused on anyone who revolted. Although his use of non-violence allowed them to gain more respect and show they will not be obedient to the british “you can break my bones, and kill me but then
Equal Rights Amendment: Should You Be For or Against It? Gender inequality is so severe in the past that a proposal to add the Equal Rights Amendment to the United States constitution has to be made. It was introduced in Congress in 1923 but was only approved by 35 States 50 years later. But because 38 States has to approve the amendment to make it a law, it remains a hot controversial issue to this day. Why are some states opposed to Equal Rights Amendment when the population is a mix of male and
about historical events. Every single time a book is banned, the law is broken. “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press,
because they are relying on the government to feed them. (Pros and Cons of Food Stamps). In my opinion I don’t look at them as free riders or lazy even though I must admit that some of them are. But the majority of those people calling them lazy and free riders are the ones who deep down inside want the same help that they are getting but have too much pride to go ask for help. But in fact the majority of the SNAP recipients are employed (Pros and Cons of Food
ABSTRACT Transportation Security Administration Screening was established because of the tragedy of September 11, 2001. Americans will forever feel the pain of September 11, 2001, and their lives will never be the same. The American way of life was changed because of the magnitude of this terrorist attack. This attack placed the airports in high alert, and the American citizen was placed in constant state of dis-ease. The Terrorist used our airline as missile to attack us, by hitting the World Trade
The United States Postal Service, is much larger (even with a reduced labor force in the past 20 years) and complex than most people think. Unlike any other agency or corporation, no other entity is located in as many towns or has almost every resident of the U.S. as a patron/customer. The USPS is charged with providing a means of communication to all of the people in the U.S. at a reasonable rate. They are also charged with the safe keeping of the items that pass through the system. The Committee
Pros and cons of having a written Constitution: • Accessibility – Today’s modern era thrives for nothing but equality within the hierarchy of classes in our public system. The Constitution should be able to be accessed by anyone, regardless of their class, race or sex and not just by those involved in the government and parliamentary system. This way everyone has a way of educating themselves on the different rules and regulations of the law through a simple document, thus allowing it to come across