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The genius of the U.S. Constitution is no accident. America’s Founding Fathers had learned the hard way that any government—given too much power—would eventually oppress the people. Their experiences in England left them in fear of the concentrated political powers of a monarchy. They believed that harnessing the government was the key to lasting liberty. Indeed, the Constitution’s famed system of balanced separation of powers enforced through checks and balances was intended to preventing tyranny.
Explanation:
I GOTCHU
I won't.
And here you go with the reason
If she was genuinely a good friend, she won't have wanted me to risk my own health.
I believe the answer is: Socrates
In the nature vs nurture debate, socrates supported the ' nature' part of the argument. Which mean that he believed that the behaviour and characteristics that displayed by individuals are influenced by our genetic. Which led him to believe that children have an innate concept of justice
They believed that because the military strength of their countries almost doubled in size after World War 1. They also felt humiliated and wanted revenge
If I remember correctly it's B. To help the poor. As it was designed to end poverty.
