The phrase "Towering Genius" is used in reference to Abraham Lincoln speech to refer to a person who "disdains a beaten path. One seeks regions hitherto unexplored. One who sees no distinction in adding story to story upon the monuments of fame erected to the memory of others. One who denies that it is glory enough to serve under any chief."
<h3>Why is
The Towering Genius a threat to the perpetuation of the constitutional order?</h3>
According to Abraham Lincoln, the Towering Genius is a threat to the perpetuation of constitutional order because he or she seeks fame outside of the constitutional order established by
- Washington,
- Madison,
- Jefferson, and
- the rest of the founders, but seeks to supplant the founders' political order and establish new modes and orders of their own — to be the new Washington, the new FDR, or the new Reagan.
According to Lincoln, "Nothing fits their goals more than the populist rise of a dissatisfied public, whose frustrations and aspirations they gladly harness in service of their own interests.
Abraham Lincoln warned his audience to beware of the man thirsty for political power. In fact, he might have been speaking subconsciously about himself when he said, “A towering genius despises a beaten path."
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The answer is C, perfect vertical lines. (north to south)
The main way in which the the introduction of the assembly line affected Ford's factory workers is that each worker became far more skilled at a small, individual task, since the assembly line separated the various aspects of the work required to assemble a car.
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