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John Adams was instrumental in getting the support for the signing of the Declaration of Independence because of his vigor and enthusiasm for freedom. He talked persistently about the need for independence and assisted in drafting the Declaration as well as promoting it in the Congress as he was its foremost advocate.
It was a physical barrier. Literally a concrete wall.
I do agree with Johnson decision to not run for re-election in 1968. He got very tired by 1968. He lost trust since the Vietnam war and he was criticized and his health started to decline only to die 4 years after his presidency from a heart attack.
In general, no, Montesquieu did not think a good way to make laws is for all the people to directly vote on them, since he thought a more efficient way was to have a Republic, in which people elect representatives. <span />
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