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- In 1988, Americans chose George Bush as President.

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-Congress approved of President Reagan's appointment of Sandra Day o'Connor to the Supreme Court.

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Congress makes the laws for the nation.

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- Massachusetts must respect the laws of neighboring Connecticut and distant Alaska.

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- The President and all other government officials must obey the law as do all American citizens.

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- Voters in Virginia elected the first black governor in 1989.

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- New York State cannot sign a treaty with Canada or any other foreign country.

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- Both the state and national government tax the citizens.

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- Congress cannot make a law that violates freedom of speech.

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- The powers of the national government are distributed among three branches of government.

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- The government cannot arrest a person unless that person has violated the law.

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- State and local governments supervise the public school system.

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- The senate can refuse to approve a treaty that the President has negotiated.

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The president can veto a bill approved by the House of Presentatives and the Senate.

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The Supreme Court interprets and applies the law.

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- The President is commander in cheif of the military.

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At the President's requeest , Congress declares war.

Th Articles of Confederation created a weak national government because Americans were _____________.

Whcih of the following powers did the Articles of Confederation grant to the national government?

What explains why so many Americans in the 1780s feared a strong national government?

Americans most challenging economic problem following the American Revolution was ________________.

A political change that led to success under the Articles of Confederation was _______.

For the smaller states to ratify the Articles of Confederation, they insisted that_____.