Why can't the president of the United States be a Muslim

This should start with the history of the United States.

American history is a history in which only young people have no childhood.

The United States was originally a British colony. Because it was a colony, there were the most blacks and whites there.

Dissatisfied with British colonial rule, the American War of Independence broke out.

Many heroes emerged in the war of independence, the most representative of which was Washington.

George Washington (1732-1799), the founding president of the United States. I worked as a land surveyor in my early years. During the American War of Independence, he served as commander-in-chief of the Continental Army and made great contributions to American independence. 1789 was elected president and 1793 was re-elected. Because of his contribution to American independence struggle, American economic development, democracy and legal system construction and consolidation of federal foundation, he was honored as "the father of the country" by Americans. After the expiration of 1797, Washington refused to run again and retired to his hometown. This set an example in American history of abandoning lifelong system and peacefully transferring power.

After the founding of the United States, the north and the south have not been unified.

Plantation slavery in the south and capitalism in the north.

Abraham lincoln, the16th president of the United States, is one of the greatest figures in world history, who led the great struggle to save the Union and end slavery. People miss his integrity, kindness and strong personality. He has always been one of the most admired presidents in American history. Although he only received a little elementary education in the frontier and had little experience in holding public office, his keen insight and profound humanitarian consciousness made him the greatest president in American history.

afterwards

The second scientific and technological revolution took place in the middle of19th century. It began with the invention of the electric motor, marked by the wide application of electricity. It not only promoted the transformation of production technology from general mechanization to electrification and automation, but also changed people's lifestyle and made the United States stronger.

There was an economic crisis in the United States, and a president's New Deal helped the United States through the economic crisis.

The 32nd President of the United States, franklin roosevelt (1882.1.30—1945.4.12), has always been regarded as one of the greatest presidents in American history, the most popular and beloved president in the 20th century, and the only one who was successfully re-elected in American history. Won the high support rate of the American people for seven consecutive weeks, setting a historical record. He is a representative of the disabled and the determined, and is respected by people all over the world.

1937 After several years of war, World War II broke out.

World War II is finally over.

1945 to 1990, the confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union began, and the capitalist camp headed by the United States attempted to dominate the world and contain the socialist Soviet Union. The Eastern Group headed by the Soviet Union hopes to enhance its influence in the world. The bipolar pattern confronts each other.

After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the United States became the world hegemon. He actively pursued hegemonism in an attempt to dominate the world and plunged it into crisis.

20011/September 65438, terrorists crashed into the World Trade Center in the United States, which attracted the attention of the United States and began to take anti-terrorism measures. ...

The current situation in the United States:

World status: the current world hegemon is also a country that promotes globalization. There are constant worries at home and abroad, but the overall development is relatively stable.

Impact: The United States promotes economic integration, political and cultural globalization on a global scale. At the same time, it also pushed the inherent contradictions of capitalism to the whole world.

Military: The overall combat capability of the military is the strongest and most active in the world at present, but the anti-war sentiment and many contradictions at home make the US military force actually use up to 20%, and the military's more role is to show off its force.

Economy: At present, Japan ranks first in the world, far ahead of the second and has maintained a relatively stable development. Domestic economic development mainly depends on the tertiary industry and high technology.

Seeing this, you should understand why the United States loves to start wars.

The United States launched the war not only for the market or resources (the United States does not vigorously exploit its own oil, but also for the surrounding areas)

In fact, the United States launched the war to continuously consolidate its hegemonic position.

The European Union, China and Japan all put pressure on the United States, thus forming a situation of "one superpower is more powerful".

Although the history and culture of the United States are not as good as that of China.

But American celebrity inventors are world-famous.

In the past, half of the guys who set off the world trend came from America.

The American system is very advanced.

Federalism means that two or more governments share power and exercise power over the same geographical area and population. So far, the unified government system is still the most common form of government in the world. This system has only one source of power, that is, the central or national government. Although democracy can grow and develop under the federal system and the unified government system, there are significant and substantial differences between these two forms of government systems. For example, Britain is a centralized government. The British Parliament has the final say on what happens in Britain. Even if the parliament devolves the power of local affairs, it can still order any town and county in Britain to do what the parliament thinks should be done; Parliament can even abolish or change the boundaries of any town or county as long as it wants.

In America, the situation is very different. The laws of the national government in Washington, D.C. apply to anyone who lives in the United States, but the laws of the 50 States in the United States only apply to residents of that state. According to the Constitution of the United States, Congress has no right to abolish a state, and no state can surpass the power that only the national government can exercise. In fact, under the federal system implemented in the United States, the American Constitution is the authority of the national government and state governments. Conversely, the Constitution also reflects the will of the American people, whose will is the supreme power of a democratic country.

In a federal country, the national government has clear rights and complete sovereignty over foreign affairs. However, how to exercise power in domestic affairs is a complicated problem. According to the Constitution, the U.S. government has unique powers in managing interstate and foreign trade, coinage, immigration and naturalization, and maintaining the army or navy. American federalism ensures that every state government is a government, thus ensuring that no state can establish other forms of government, such as monarchy. In these areas, the national interests obviously exceed the interests of the States, so the power in these areas also belongs to the national government accordingly. The national government also has jurisdiction to settle disputes between two or more states and between citizens of different states.

So there are many reasons to become a superpower.

It is one-sided to say that the United States likes to wage war.

Most Americans like peace.

However, the US government has to take some measures to maintain its hegemonic position.

For example, the United States has done a good job in resources, economy, military affairs, politics, diplomacy and culture.