<span>The question is asking us "How can the lassez-faire doctrine be described?". Laissez-faire means "let do" and it means that people should do as they want. This means also that the government should not be interfering into people's life choices. From the options, the best one is the following one: a free market with limited government regulation of business - a sitution where the government has very little control over the market</span>
The main way in which Jefferson does this is to use the phrase "we the people" when writing the Declaration of Independence, since this can be meant to mean the people of the entire world.
They wanted to drink whiskey duh! they thought the government was interfering with their lives too much by trying to prohibit them from drinking with the tax
