I agree with Thomas Jefferson’s idea for a a few reasons. One being the idea that Americans should have the right to prevent the government from interfering with the civil rights of Americans. Those civil liberties including freedom of religion, speech, entertainment, etc. He believed these should be sacred and optional to everybody. If the government had a small central government, the general public would be able to have more control, and did many things for our nation. Such as reducing the size of the government by ending internal taxes, and reducing the size of the army and navy.
One of the most influential rock 'n' roll (alternative, metal, grange, gothic, punk...) artist and groups in these periods include:
- Nirvana
- Pantera
- System of a Down
- Nightwish
- Slipknot
- Rammstein
- Marilyn Manson
All of these bands, except for Nirvana, existed/exist in both given periods. They are one of the most influential rock 'n' roll bands from these periods, had and still have enormous followings. All of them were specific in their own way, and were the bands that expended the spectrum of the genres. They were inspiration for lot of young people, and were bands that very often were depicting the society and what's wrong with it in an artistic, sarcastic, interesting, progressive way.
The southern region... i think!
<span>It began with a debate over how the "Church" should be involved in spiritual Christian faith, since many people believed that individuals should have a stronger connection with God. </span>
