They used their historical knowledge of Greece, Rome, and England. They also used their own historical experience in the development of the governments of the colonies and the creation of the state governments after independence. In looking at Greece and the fate of Athens they decided against a direct democracy and preferred a republic answereable to the people. From England they took the basic structure of executive, legislative and judicial branches. From Rome they took the idea that the legislative branch should be superior and the idea that the executive should have a limited term. From England and the colonial experiences they took the idea of a bicameral legislature with one branch elected directly by the people and the other branch chosen indirectly. You can probably find other examples. Michael Montagne While Greek, Roman, and English governments did serve as a basis for our constitution, the ideas of French philosophers Diderot, Voltaire, Rousseau, and Montesquieu were also a huge influence in both the American and French revolutions. Montesquieu gaves us checks and balances and separation of government, Voltaire gave us freedom of speech, Rousseau was a proponent of social contract theory, and that crazy Diderot sparked all this animosity about church and state. I'd say the French Enlightenment had a great deal to do with our constitution. Like it or not.
England, which was where 99 percent were from and were familiar with.
Yes the cost of the war caused the country to borrow money .
Yes in order to make it past the treaty of Versailles
Abraham Lincoln
Navy- to provide and maintain a navypost office- to establish post offices and post roadscredit- to borrow money from the U.S. national banksfederal courts- to constitute tribunals inferior to the supreme court
== == Enumerated powers are powers directly written in the constitution. Enumerated Powers of the Congress include: • Collect taxes • Borrow money • Regulate trade • Establish Bankruptcy codes • Coin money • Establish post offices • Provide a military • Provide a militia • Make all necessary and proper laws • Declare War
It was not unusual to borrow money, even in the 18th century; the Revolutionary War itself was financed with borrowed money, so the founding fathers would be somewhat understanding about America's debt, although they, like the rest of us, would not be happy about the extremely large size of that debt.
they borrowed it from peter griffin
it has to borrow food from russia and USA
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Yes, Congress does have the power to borrow money that is taken on the credit of the U.S. This power is granted to Congress by the Constitution.
The United States can borrow money according to Article One, Section One, Clause Two of the U.S. Constitution.
Nations that borrow from abroad to support current investment will A. always be better off in the future. B. always sacrifice future consumption. C. be better off in the future if the investments are profitable. D. sacrifice future consumption only if the investments are profitable.
Yes they do. The French like most European nations borrow dishes from each others cuisine.
According to Article I Section 8 of the United States Constitution, Congress has the authority to "lay and collect taxes, impost and excises, to pay the debts and provide for the common defense and the general welfare of the United States," "to borrow money" and "to coin money."
From another nation or nations, international banks and organisations such as the International Monetary Fund.
The Constitution of the United States lays the ground rules for much of the federal government. One of those rules is congress can borrow money. The question is false.
they can declare wars, make laws,they also have the power to borrow money when ever they feel it necessary, collect taxes, to regulate commerce with forgien nations,and regulate the value of money ,there is more of this but i was absecnet that day ya thats right im ten but you can find more about them in the united states constitution.