Ebook: Fault lines in the Constitution: the framers, their fights, and the flaws that affect us today
Author: Levinson Cynthia, Levinson Sanford
- Tags: Civics, Constitutional law, Constitutional law--United States, History, Juvenile Nonfiction, JUVENILE NONFICTION--General, Politics and government, Constitution, Juvenile works, Electronic books, Constitutional law -- United States -- Juvenile literature, United States -- Constitution, United States -- Politics and government -- Juvenile literature, Civics -- Juvenile literature, United States -- Constitution -- Juvenile literature, JUVENILE NONFICTION -- General, United States
- Year: 2017
- Publisher: Peachtree Publishers
- City: United States
- Edition: First edition
- Language: English
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Examines the Constitutional origins of modern-day political problems and outlines solutions for these issues.;It takes two to tango (bicameralism) -- Big states, little say (the Senate) -- Delete! (presidential veto) -- Majority rules, except when it doesn't (supermajority rules) -- How to cherry-pick voters (gerrymandering) -- Taxation without representation (the District of Columbia) -- "I'll just do it myself!: : "Oh, no, you won't" (direct democracy) -- Who can vote? How do you know? (voting rights) -- Who gets to represent you? (restrictions on running for congress) -- Who gets a shot at the Oval Office? (restrictions on running for president) -- Time's up! (presidential term limits) -- The college with no courses or credits (the Electoral College) -- Knock, knock. Is anybody there? (continuity in government) -- Is there a leader in the room? (presidential succession) -- The duck's in charge. January 20th (inauguration day) -- At war (emergency powers) -- At war with bugs (habeas corpus) -- We can change it, right? (amending the Constitution) -- Grading the Constitution -- Now what? -- Post-amble.
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