Block, Upload, Automoderated users, edit
1,130
edits
Changes
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Line 43:
Line 43: − + + + + +
American History Homework Three Answers - Student Two (view source)
Revision as of 14:19, October 2, 2008
, 14:19, October 2, 2008no edit summary
All hail the wise and gracious President!
All hail the wise and gracious President!
H5. Jefferson and Madison arranged for laws to be passed in Kentucky and Virginia, pointing out the Acts were unconstitutional. Quiet frankly, I disagree with them. The Alien and Sedition Acts, although wrong, were an act of the Federal legislature, so the Federal Judiciary should have interpreted it
H5. Jefferson and Madison arranged for laws to be passed in Kentucky and Virginia, pointing out the Acts were unconstitutional. Quiet frankly, I disagree with them. The Alien and Sedition Acts, although wrong, were an act of the Federal legislature, so the Federal Judiciary should have declared it unconstitutional.
Actually thats Judical activism so maybe there's a better option. the solution, um, well maybe Jefferson and Madison were right after all. The whole point of divinding power between State and National levels is so one can check the other if they do something wrong, right? In this case, when the U.S. government acted out of turn, governments of two states corrected them. This seems like a good, innocent thing: whats wrong?
When states get too much power, they eventually want to seced, thinking they can make it out on their own. That might seem like an easier road but its catastophic for everybody. The states cant be independent but they cant be one united conglomorate either.