The Organizational Process: Organizing, like planning, must be a carefully worked out and applied process. This process involves determining what work is needed to accomplish the goal, assigning those tasks to individuals, and arranging those individuals in a decision-making framework (organizational structure). The end result of the organizing process is an organization — a whole consisting of unified parts acting in harmony to execute tasks to achieve goals, both effectively and
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The British colonists of mainland North America had great hopes for the future in 1763, when the Peace of Paris formally ended the Seven Years’ War. Since the late seventeenth century, their lives had been disrupted by a series of wars between Britain and the “Catholic Powers,” France and Spain. Now, however, a triumphant Britain took title to Spanish Florida, French Canada, and all of Louisiana east of the Mississippi. With the British flag flying over so much of the North American continent, the
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As the necessity for a more substantiated form of central government materialized, state delegates convened in Philadelphia for the Constitutional Convention in 1787 to reform the Articles of Confederation. The fundamental issue at stake was the apportioning of legislative control under the new government. The Virginia Plan, favored by the large states, offered a bicameral legislature having representation proportional to each state’s population. The plan was repudiated by smaller states in support
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COMPROMISES OF OUR CONSTITUTION America was built on compromises. What you lose in compromise, you gain by collaboration. A compromise means an agreement reached by opposing claims. (1) There were several compromises that were made to help form the Constitution of the United States. There were three main conflicts the new nation had to be resolve. The main ones were: The Great Compromise, The 3/5ths Compromise and also The Slave Trade Compromise. Even though there were conflicts over a strong central
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well as the enacting of the Judiciary Act of 1789 both occurred at Federal Hall, the latter setting up the United States federal court system. The establishing of the federal judiciary system had be prescribed under Article III in Section 1 of the Constitution, stating that the “judicial power of the United States, shall be vested in one Supreme Court, and such inferior
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to write about their new government down, so they wrote the Articles of Confederation. After they tested out their new style of government, they realized it was inefficient and not working well. They than needed a new government style, so they decided to hold the Constitutional Convention to provide written rules about a new government that would fix their
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William Truman March 5th 2014 Timeline Part I Major Event/Epoch in American History | Time Period/Date(s) | Description and Significance of the People/Event(s) to American History | 1) Describe three different American Indian cultures prior to colonization. | 1421-15211492-1504 1541- 1937 | Aztec Indians: They were located in central Mexico and they spoke Nahuati language. In 1520-1521 Small pox hit, between 10% and 5o% of population was affected. The government was a system of tribute
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government including a brief mention of one of its strengths as compared to a federal government. (Points : 10) 2. (TCO C) Discuss key characteristics of the United States of America immediately after ratification of the Constitution as compared to under the Articles of Confederation. (Points : 20) 3. (TCO C) What is meant by the term “home rule?” Briefly, how does it compare to Dillon’s Rule? (Points : 20) 4. (TCO D) What were the first three executive level departments created in federal government
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James Madison born in 1751. As a child he was raised in a moderately well off family being one of 12 children. Throughout the course of his lifetime, he would grow up to a be a highly influential founding father of the United States of America. From the Federalist papers to war to a national bank, Madison made many beneficial contributions, which is why remains one of the most well known presidents in United States history. Throughout his lifetime, he made contributions in three main categories,
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Do these Republicans not remember the destruction of our nation under the Articles of Confederation, a constitution that provided such a weak government that the nation perspired under it? For if they did, why would they be fighting for a looser central government? They fear that the Alien Act is a violation against the people, for in this act, the President
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