Answer:
Confucius believed that harmony, social order, and accepting a person no matter what their social status and standard was would maintain an orderly society.
Explanation:
the battle of tippacanoe, victory of US major general William Henry Harrison over the Shawnee Indians. the US victory broke Tecumseh's power and ended the threat of an Indian confederation
Each delegate from every state had attended the constitutional convention which was held in Philadelphia. The main goal or the agenda was to alter the articles of confederation which tended to be weak and it contained many flaws.
Explanation:
Huge debates and deliberations took place in the constitutional convention regarding the continuity or the abolition of the slave trade, representation in the legislature. Delegates appeared to be favoring and also arguing against these issues. larger states demanded for equal congressional representation whereas the small sates demanded proportional representation in the lower house. The Great compromise was signed by the delegates which clearly analysed the power and the representation of the states too.
The major issue which all delegates agreed upon without any difference of opinion is regarding the state and the central powers. Articles of confederation which was initially created appeared to be filled with many severe flaws such as States were given enormous powers to sign treaties and foreign policies with other countries, Central government was not given the power to rise army or collect taxes and the third major flaw is the absence of the supreme court.
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "the Lebanese Civil War; <span> the Iran-Contra Affair</span>." The two biggest foreign policy issues Reagan faced during his second term in office were: the Lebanese Civil War and the Iran-Contra Affair
Answer:
strong states' rights
Explanation:
A Democratic-Republican often referred to as Jeffersonian-Republicans dominated the political scene in the United States around the early 1800s before the party split following the aftermath of the 1824 presidential election.
However, unlike the Federalist which was been led by Alexander Hamilton, Democratic-Republicans most favored policies such as
1. Strong states' rights
2. Rigid interpretation of the Constitution.
To them, a strong central government can affect individual freedoms.
