What is the order of power in our government?
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There is no order, that is why there is separation of powers, proposed originally by Baron de Montesque (or however you spell that).  There are three branches, executive, legislative, and judicial, that all have certain responsibilities and that all have to check on the other branches.  If you are not asking about the United States government, then I don't know.
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The United States federal government is divided into three branches: Executive (the President), Judiciary (the Supreme Court), and Legislative (Congress).\n\nCongress's job is to draft, deliberate, and vote on laws.  The Congress also keeps the other two branches in check, as all Supreme Court nominees must be confirmed by Congress, as do most Presidential nominations and decision.  Technically, at least, it is Congress that declares war, and Congress also has the power to censure or impeach the President.
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The President of the United States has 6 categories of power.  Under the category of Executive powers he or she has "Executive Orders" powers.  These powers a simliar to the legislative or judicial powers.\n\nBeing that the government is setup with equal power among the branches, the Supreme Court could rule what the President is doing is in violation of Constitutional rights.\n\nAbraham Lincoln violated consitutional rights doing the Civil war by suspending Habeas Corpus, that is the right of a person who has been arrested to know the charges they are being held on.\n\nThe Supreme Court ruled this was unconstitutional, however another presidential power suspended the Supreme Courts decision.\n\nUnder the President Military Powers, he or she is able to order the military into action.  During the Civil War Lincoln told the Supreme Court if they forced action he would order the military to arrest all of the Justices.  The Supreme Court backed down and waited until after the war was over to rule.\n\nWith the powers given to the President by the people of the United States through the US Constitution as well as the Constituion stating the government must protect the citizens of the United States, yes, it is well within the power of the President to take actions considered by the government to protect the citizens.
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The supreme court's most important power as a branch of government is particularly for checks and balance.  Each branch is there to kinda keep the other two from getting too out of control.  It got it's power from the constitution that's where the branches of government were defined and where they're roles were defined.
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Executive, Legislative, Judicial
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population control,,, money ,,, power....\n''not that I approve''
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It involves the governments, but it's also about the rule the world is currently under. 1 John 5:19 says the world is lying in the power of the wicked one. So this system of things is ruled by Satan, in other words he is the god of this system or these wicked times we live in. If you like you can e-mail me and we can discuss it further.
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The Constitution provides that the president may require the opinions of the heads of the various executive departments. Early on Washington persuaded congress to create the Departments of Foreign Affairs, War, and Treasury, and the heads of these became the first cabinet. Over time more and more executive departments have been created and the opinions of the heads of the departments have become more important in the running of the government.
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1.  B.  The order is Speaker of the House, then President Pro Tempore of the Senate, then the Cabinet positions in order of their creation (State is first).\n\n2.  A.  Only because many state constitutions have a Bill of Rights incorporated into the document (see the Illinois Constitution) and not as a separate set of amendments.\n\n3.  A.  A bill originating in the Senate would be SR.
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dire. our species has always insisted on a top down/pyramid leadership (a person or small group on top with the power decreasing down the base. this insures a tyrant. usa was a new idea, but we evolved it into a repeat of previous forms of governments.
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It is where the central(federal) government and the states share power. The three levels, are the federal government
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executive (president), legislative (congress), judicial (supreme court).
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In no order:\nGhandi\nHitler\nEinstein\nFranklin Roosevelt\nJFK
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The legislative branch of the government was given several powers under the Constitution. The may lay and collect taxes,regulate commerce with other nations and among the states,declare war,raise an army and navy,coin money. They may also impeach the president and members of the federal judiciary. Another big power of the legislative branch is to make laws that are necessary and proper to carry out it's enumerated powers(the ones listed above). This power is found in the necessary and proper clause.
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the government which rules least rules best
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The central government would be the federal, or national government.  You can make sense of this by thinking that as it is the central govt., it is in the center of running everything.
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The constitution is considered "the highest law in the land."  It contains the Preamble, which is basically a statement of what the US is all about; the Articles, which give the basic structure of the government and the powers that each branch of government has, and the rules for amending the constitution; and the Amendments, which cover all kinds of issues regarding citizenship, rights of citizens, and more stuff about the structure of the government and how it gets paid.