Alexander Hamilton was a Broad constructionist and Strict constructionist was Thomas Jefferson
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Explanation:
Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson are the founding fathers of US and the major markers of the constitution.
The dispute between them on how the Congress should function was one of the fundamental debates during the formative years of the democracy of US.
Strict constructionists said that the Congress must be allowed to exercise very few implied powers to keep the government small.
The Broad constructionists believed that the Congress should be allowed to have multiple powers and exercise them so that the government can have a greater role in shaping of events.
Answer: French 18th-century and 19th-century constitutions as well US constitution (18th century) are believed that constitute the basis and fundament of today´s modern democracies but in their original version they were made for white man. So one can say that "we Americans" is a hypocritical statement because excluded many people. The same can be said about the French constitution (1st French republic) that contradicts its preamble (the test speaks of "les droits universells de l´homme et du citoyen").
Explanation: what was said above perfectly demonstrates that 18th-century intellectual revolution was a revolution of white European man from which many were excluded (indians, women, poor).
When someone decides to change a source with invalid, incorrect, irrelevant, or just idiotic information.
Answer:
volksgeist
Explanation:
Reichstag was a place, not a belief.
Nationalism could be true of any country. It is the belief of in one's country whether that country is right or wrong. It is perhaps the second best answer.
Humanism is characterized by the belief in individual goodness. That is not exactly what the description wants.
The answer is volksgeist which is of a higher nature than just nationalism and it is a more general term. It means the spirit of a country as defined by the spirit of the country.
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