The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... called a veto of the bill . Then the bill has to be debated and voted on all over again . And it cannot be a law unless two - thirds of both houses vote for it . 12. The Courts . In every well - governed country some men are selected to ...
... called a veto of the bill . Then the bill has to be debated and voted on all over again . And it cannot be a law unless two - thirds of both houses vote for it . 12. The Courts . In every well - governed country some men are selected to ...
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... called themselves states ; their union they called the United States of America . 5. After the war was over the states found it necessary to make a better government for the new republic . So they made the Constitution * of which we ...
... called themselves states ; their union they called the United States of America . 5. After the war was over the states found it necessary to make a better government for the new republic . So they made the Constitution * of which we ...
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... called " trustees " -to manage village business . And these trustees make such rules - usually called " ordi- nances " -as they think proper . But ordinances are really laws . People must obey them , just as they must obey the laws made ...
... called " trustees " -to manage village business . And these trustees make such rules - usually called " ordi- nances " -as they think proper . But ordinances are really laws . People must obey them , just as they must obey the laws made ...
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OUR COUNTRY | 29 |
LAWS AND THEIR MAKERS | 36 |
WHAT WE MEAN BY GOVERNMENT | 43 |
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