Articles for tag: American Constitution, Conference Calling

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Benjamin Franklin the Diplomat

After several trips to Britain as a colonial representative, Franklin took many trips to England as a representative of America and then goes back to Philadelphia so he can then supporter independence in the colonies. He is put on the comitte that writes the Decleration of Independence and is one of the signers as well. ...

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Locke And Hobbes On Government

It seems somehow self-evident that “the state of nature”- or natural laws, are meant as a guide-post to how men should conduct themselves in harmony or opposition to others. Hobbes, in an earlier century, has little hope that men are totally able to find a political solution by themselves. They require a strong leader, a ...

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Populism: The Most Successful Failure in American History

Few American political movements predate Populism. The phrase would not be turned into a political party until the late 19th century, though its ideals have existed since the birth of the nation. As the author of the Declaration of Independence and a father of the American Constitution, Thomas Jefferson was the first “populist” to hold ...

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Troubles in the New American Nation 1781-1789

The period between 1781 and 1789 in American history has often been referred to as a critical period, perhaps the most critical, in the development of American democracy. The passage of the Articles of Confederation following the end of the Revolutionary War reflected the tensions between the revolutionaries-turned-politicians in the new nation. The British had ...