Answer:
Daniel Gray's A Proclamation of Shaysite Grievances (1786)
Explanation:
-focuses on Shay's Rebellion (Massachusetts farmers who were in debt and pleaded for paper money = poor farmers rebelled against the new govt.)
-the rebels were not enemies of the people but simply wanted change
-the rebels perceived their cause to be a matter of economics (debt collection)
<span>The advisors to President Roosevelt did not trust Joseph Stalin, however they knew that an alliance with the Soviet Union was the best way to defeat Nazi Germany. From an early point in his presidency Roosevelt was clear about his belief that the USSR was a dictatorship led by an autocrat, commenting on his invasion of Finland with dismay. However because of the situation with Germany he maintained an alliance with Stalin out of necessity. President Roosevelt and his advisors did not trust Stalin as an ally beyond the war.</span>
Answer:
least imperfect and most republican of the state constitutions
Answer:
He was Plato's teacher. Everything Plato knew or felt about philosophy, he learned it from Socrates. Socrates' execution also deeply affected Plato. His political and moral philosophy is strongly influenced by his hatred of the system that got Socrates killed.
