George Washington didn't like the idea of political parties. He called them "factions" and warned against them.
Explanation:
- George Washington in his farewell of Presidental address, advised American citizens that they should avoid political parties.
- He also said them to view it as a cohesive unit. George Washington felt that political parties will bring many risks to the government.
- He felt it will give power to the authority how as it and not to the people. It will not bring any benefits to the government and the country.
The "Revenue Act" or "Wealth Tax"
It was primarily the business and shop owners in the west that <span>profited the most from the California Gold Rush, since finding gold was relatively rare, but the surge of people hoping to find gold boosted the economy of the west as a whole. </span>
The man who sold the Eiffel tower twice was a con artist named Victor Lustig.
