He was one of the most profound presidents in the history of our nation, and he is one of the four presidents that have a sculpture on Mount Rushmore. One of the most interesting things that I saw at the memorial was the Roosevelt Writer.
Washington led the revolutionary war which began the birth of a new nation which goes under foreign policy, helped with the constitution that had much to do with equal rights, and dealt with the whiskey rebellion. Also Washington set the standards for all of the other presidents which was very important. The 3rd best president based off my criteria is Teddy Roosevelt. Teddy built the Panama Canal, built up the navy,
Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson were two of the most politically influential men involved in building the new American government. They both agreed on creating a strong government, but disagreed on where the supreme power should be located. Hamilton wanted a strong central government, while Jefferson wanted strong state governments. Alexander Hamilton was a man who represented the Federalists. Some of his contributions consist of The Federalist Papers , the Report on Public Credit , and the creation of the national bank.
United States History Proficiency Task Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson where two very important men in our nation’s history. Both had very strong opinions on topics such as: interpreting the constitution, the aristocracy of the United States, and how strong the state and national government should be. Of the two, Hamilton’s opinions toward our new nation’s government and policies were greater than Jefferson’s. “Alexander Hamilton believed in the importance of a strong central (national) government, and convinced Congress to use the Elastic Clause to pass far-reaching laws.” The Elastic Clause gave him the ability to pass all laws “necessary and proper,” such as paying off the nation’s debt, constructing the National Bank, and placing an import tariff as well as a whiskey tax. Jefferson and his republicans were believers in a strong state government.
Lincoln and Davis In our toughest times as a country, one of our forty-four presidents gave America the gift of freedom and unity. But during that time, the other president, the other president was trying to break it. These two legendary men are known as Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis. While both of these men might have shared some similar characteristics and backgrounds, they diversified in areas such as their goals, characteristics, education, and the challenges they faced during the span of the Civil War. More than anything else, these two presidents were very different.
The first one being that Alexie and Welty both shared an organizational style of bookcases to hold their books. “Our house was filled with books. They were stacked in crazy piles in the bathroom, bedrooms, and living room.” (Alexie 581). Eventually, as Alexie’s love for reading progressed and his father’s as well, a set of bookshelves were built by his father with his “unemployment-inspired creative energy.” Welty’s bookcases were in their living room and were referred to as “the library.” “…inside the mission-styled bookcases with its three diamond latticed glass doors…were books I could soon begin on…reading them all alike and as they came, straight down their rows, top shelf to bottom.” (Welty 575). Both Alexie and Welty’s pallets of reading ranged dramatically.
He served as a role model for countless soldiers during America’s Revolutionary War and helped establish future presidents. He was a believer in a strong presidency and a stable government. George Washington inherited a nation that was fearful of power. He acted very carefully and was very much aware that the young nation was in desperate need of a strong central Government. He appointed Thomas Jefferson as Secretary of State, General Henry Knox as Secretary of War and General Edmund Randolph as Attorney General.
The Jeffersonian Era On April 13, 1743, Thomas Jefferson was born in Virginia. He was the author of the Declaration of independence and the Statue of Virginia for Religious freedom. He was the third president of the United States; he voiced the aspirations of a new America as no one else of his era. As a Public official, historian, and plantation owner he served his country for over five decades. He was considered as a powerful advocate of liberty during the 18th century.
Group Charlie Outline I. Introduction In 1877 the first recorded player was invented and people had them placed in almost in main place you would go into just to hear their music. The record player was a pretty huge box that would have been a pain to carry around with you every time you went into another room. In 1889 when the Jukebox was first invented it was loud enough to play throughout the environment you was without having to drag it into every room just to hear your music and you were able to place the records inside. After the Jukebox was played people wanted to take their music with them like such as walking the dog, going shopping, exercising, and even just relaxing on a beach and it would been impossible to take the record player or even worse trying to drag the Jukebox out the house.
Baron De Montesquieu- Essay Baron De Montesquieu, born Charles Louis de Secondat was one of the most famous and influential philosophers of the Age of Enlightenment. His major work, The Spirit of the Laws, was a source of massive influence to political leaders in America and other European nations. He explored ideas of a republican form of government, abolition of slavery and, the most important of all, his theory of separation of powers. The Framers borrowed many of his ideas and philosophical beliefs and also incorporated it in the US constitution. Montesquieu’s philosophy was highly regarded and it had a massive contribution in the shaping of the US constitution.