A History of Presidential Power During Times of War
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With a focus on recent and historical Supreme Court Rulings, this article outlines the history of the relationship between the branches of government during times of war.

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How Government Works - The United States Presidency

Forty-two men have taken the oath to "preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution." The Framers of the Constitution set out to create a dynamic executive with the powers necessary to govern and protect the nation, while building in Constitutional checks and balances to safeguard against tyranny. The history of our nation thus far shows their effort to be a success.

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How Government Works - The Electoral College

The Electoral College was devised to produce the candidate who could govern effectively as a result of a sufficient number of votes from a diverse mix of states across the nation. It has produced stability in the electoral process, while creating very few problems over the last century.

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How Government Works - The United States Constitiution

The adoption of the United States Constitution was not an easy process. It involved heated debate and compromise. But the document has provided excellent government since its adoption on June 21, 1788.

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A Proud Boston Legacy: Laura Bridgman and the Perkins School for the Blind

This article highlights the Perkins School for the blind and Perkins History Museum. It includes a brief history of the school and of Laura Bridgman, the first deaf-blind person to learn to read and write. Sources included at the end of the article.

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Visit the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas

Looking for a bit of history in San Antonio, Texas? Try visiting the Alamo. It´s an experience that your entire family might enjoy.

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