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    is valid‚ and should be considered seriously. Their ideas on federalism and the Constitution were similar to the Federalists‚ but the Anti-Federalists wanted to add more precautions to the Constitution‚ and were especially careful about preventing tyranny from happening within the states. The Anti-Federalists were focussed on individual rights‚ and wanted the states to have a high power in the government. Each state at the time was vital for the growth of the United States‚ as it is today. Their pressing

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    Woll Readings Part 1 Chapter 1‚ 5: How not to read the Constitution This passage speaks about how the Constitution satisfies citizens and how it is created to prevent tyranny. This of course was written to prevent the tyranny that King George had upon the English. The founding fathers not only wished to prevent tyranny‚ they also wished to preserve liberty. This also caused them to create a “Bill of Rights” something which many of the founding fathers disagreed with at first. The Constitution

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    1825 to 1850‚ reform movements in the United States expanded democratic ideals greatly. In his paper‚ Alexis de Tocqueville states that “history was moving more and more toward equality and democratic institutions (Document A.) Of course‚ at this period of time‚ that really meant movement towards equality for all white male individuals‚ not women or African Americans. Alexis de Tocqueville believes France can “profit” from “instruction” from the United States (Document A.) The abolition movement was

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    thesis we will examine is the idea of willful inaction. This idea is straightforward. In short willful inaction means that a person or group of people choose not to act in a certain situation. This behavior is often a common trend among members of a majority group. Many know that wrongdoing is going on in their community but they choose not to intervene. By not intervening in the problems in their community‚ they become a new facet of the problem. An example that comes to my mind is the willful inaction

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    constitution”‚ designed the institutional structure to be separated within a form of distribution of powers. Even though Madison’s whole idea of disallowing tyranny through this system is understandable‚ it has created a major dilemma. This allocation of power has caused a slow and time-consuming flow in the process of taking action. The fear of tyranny has caused

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    DBQ: Manchester A city of prowess should be as hygienic as it is regal. Manchester circa 1800 was indeed a city of great proportion‚ although its cleanliness was in no question due to the lack thereof. A result of industrialization‚ Manchester’s quality of living deteriorated. Industrial expansion took priority over the inhabitants. To their detriment‚ modest changes had been made to aid in the effort to further the progress of a better Manchester for all. The Industrial Revolution impaired the

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    CHAPTER 15: THE FERMENT OF REFORM AND CULTURE Reviving Religion Know: Alexis de Tocqueville‚ The Age of Reason‚ Deism‚ Unitarians‚ Second Great Awakening‚ Camp Meetings‚ Charles Grandison Finney 43. In what ways did religion in the United States become more liberal and more conservative in the early decades of the 19th century? Denominational Diversity Know: Burned-Over-District‚ Millerites (Adventists) 44. What effect did the Second Great Awakening have on organized religion

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    Commonalities include that both models require the people to elect candidates to either represent them or act as a figurehead for a country. Both governments could potentially allow the majority to decide who will be in the designated position‚ which creates the potential flaw of the tyranny of the majority. This flaw creates the need for the United States Constitution‚ which was acknowledged by the Founding Fathers when they formulated the cornerstone for America. Correspondingly‚ Democratic

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    Reicher and Haslam Prison Study Questions ... 1-From the Reicher and Haslam prison study (a) describe what is made by tyranny... Tyranny-the oppressive use of power by one group over another in an unequal social system. (b)describe one of the independent variables manipulated to create a situation in which tyranny could develop... one independent variable was the permeability /impermeability of the groups(prisoners/guards). the switch from one group to another. (c)identify two of the dependant

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    WHAT ARE THE BASIC AMERICAN VALUES AND BELIEFS ? Sociologist Robin Williams attempted to offer a list of basic values in the United States: Achievement‚ efficiency‚ material comfort‚ nationalism‚ equality and the supremacy of science and reason‚ over faith.  There are certain ideals and values‚ rooted in the country’s history‚ which many Americans share. These are: FREEDOM‚ INDIVIDUALISM‚ PRAGMATISM‚ VOLUNTEERISM‚ MOBILITY‚ PATRIOTISM‚ PROGRESS‚ AMERICAN DREAM.  FREEDOM – Americans commonly regard

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