HURRY NEED THIS BY TODAY 35 PONITS PART B
More than 220 years after the ratification of the Constitution, the Six Big Ideas still inspire debate. Different understandings of how the Big Ideas should be manifested in the actions of the federal government often generate debates over what the government should be doing in the name of the people it serves.
For this second part, choose a side for each question and make your argument. To argue your side/opinion, think about how you view the world around you, how your experiences have shaped your beliefs, and what you would want to see from your levels of government in the future.

1. Limited Government
To what extent should the federal government be involved in economic issues?

2. Republicanism
What should be the role of citizens in creating public policy?

3. Checks and Balances
When the President makes a nomination, what should be the nature of the Senate's "advice and consent?"

4.Federalism
How should power be divided between the federal government and the states?

5.Separation of Powers
Once Congress declares war and the President assumes the role of Commander-in-Chief who decides how the war ends?

6.Popular Sovereignty
Should voter ballot initiatives be allowed to overturn laws passed by legislative bodies?