<span>The importance of duty over personal desires</span>
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Alexander Hamilton supported debt repayment, because he had the urge to fix the problem he had faced of national debt. One of his first acts in government was to ask Congress to pass a tariff, or tax on imports, to pay for the government. Hamilton wanted the government to buy up all the bonds issued by both the national and state governments before 1789. He planned to issue new bonds to pay off the old debts. As the economy improved and income from the tariff increased, his plan allowed the government to pay off the new bonds. On the contrary James Madison opposed Alexander Hamilton's plans, because he argued that it would reward speculators, or people who invest in risky ventures in the hope of making large profits. He opposed the other part of Hamilton's plan, because most southern states had paid off their debts from the Revolution.
Sherman confiscation strategy aimed at acquiring land for resettlement of blacks was criticized as unconstitutional by several southerners. The southerner argued that the constitution did not permit confiscation of private property.
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Siddhartha ventured out of his palace and became aware of realities such as poverty, disease, and death.
Siddhartha gave up his riches and title and left his palace.
Siddhartha studied under Hindu masters to learn the truth about how to end suffering.
Siddhartha meditated under the Bodhi tree until he attained enlightenment.
Siddhartha attained supreme wisdom and became the Buddha, or the “awakened one.”
Explanation:
Siddhartha lived a luxurious life, even had family and enjoyed all the benefits of life. But when he realized how much people are suffering he decided to leave to palace and to search for wisdom and to try to end suffering. During that period he met many masters, including Arada Kalama, trying to learn how to end suffering. He then vowed to remain under Bodhi tree until reaching the understanding how to live without suffering. This led him at the end to became Buddha.