William described the natives as very human, while other settlers described them as savage.
For the answer to the question above, Ii thinks it means that a republic is a government of laws, that have been going over and printed out and you cannot argue with it. but men can argue and fight and not makeup such a great republic.
<span>In many countries as politically polarized as our own, the resignation of its leader amid scandal after winning re-election by an electoral landslide might have triggered insurrection if not civil war, but the wise leaders whose collective genius framed our Constitution had anticipated even this unthinkable event. Nixon accepted the consequences of his actions with such grace as he could salvage, his vice-president took over the reins of government as provided for by law, and even those who might have been less than completely satisfied with this result accepted it and got on with the nation's business pretty much as they had done before.</span>
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The Articles of Confederation created a weak central government. The central government did not possess enough power to enforce laws, regulate trade, or issue taxes. Laws could only be passed if 9 out of 13 states voted in favor of it, and each state only had one vote, regardless of population or size. There was no executive branch or judicial branch, making for an unbalanced government structure. State governments had more power than the central government, as they had control over their own respective states.
The military, the farmer, and the <span>social economic and department</span><span />
Connected it to slave family dynamics--due to the break up of slave families, women became the caretaker of children as men were taken away from partners and children.
Marriage was not allowed in most states under American slave law. Consequently, family systems were not recognized and men and women were broken apart and to be sold to differing slave work. Men were removed from raising children and social scientists suggested this has been continued even after slavery ending.