due to the nuclear weapons being so radioactigve and capable of wiping out entire states, this plan was risky because we didn't want these weapons to accidently go off or land in the wrong hands.
this was terrifying to think about because of the possible WWIII that could come or could not come.
The concept of "republicanism" should not be confused with the ideologies that are present in the "Republican" party. Although there is some overlap, republicanism is not considered "right-wing" in the same way that the Republican party is.
Republicanism is a political philosophy that stresses the liberty and the inalienable rights of the individual people of a nation. Moreover, republicanism states that the sovereignty of the nation lies with the people. It also rejects aristocracy.
An important difference between republicanism and democracy is that republicanism believes there are some topics that are not subject to vote. While democracy consists on listening to the opinion of the majority, republicanism listens to the majority in matters that do not concern their basic principles.
The United States is more a republic than a democracy. Democracy in the United States is only respected up to a point. Some of the political leaders of the country are appointed, not elected. Moreover, judges (who are not elected representatives) can make decisions that are not popular and are not subject to vote. Democracy in the United States, therefore, is imperfect. On the other hand, republicanism is ingrained in the political system ever since the time of our Founding Fathers, and it is a basic element of the platform of all major political parties.
<span>What senator proposed policies to improve the national economy known as the American system? answer: Henry Clay.</span>
Senator proposed policies to improve the national economy known as the American System. saying this is all true about the American system stated by the senator himself.
American System<span>the policy of promoting industry in the U.S. by the adoption of a high protective tariff and of developing internal improvements by the federal government (as advocated by Henry Clay from 1816 to 1828)
</span>Henry Clay: National Development Must Take Precedence Over Debt Payments
