Federalist and anti Federlist view\'s on Government into the constitution PDF

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This chapter tells us about the constitution and the view on the state. and how they shaped the government today and how this will affect the future generations because Government is what keeps peoplesafe...

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DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE Name: Edwin Class: Government 2305 Date: 6-20-21 Pg. and question 3 before your read  What individual rights should a government protect for its people? - The rights that the government should protect from its people are freedom is speech because every human being should have the right to speak their mind without getting punished for it , also the freedom of religion anyone should be free to practice any religion they want without being judged or treated differently for the god or god’s they desire to pray to , and also the right to marry whoever you want because anyone is entitled to choose who they want to marry.  What government should provide for its people? –  How the people hold government accountable? The people hold the government accountable by voting/that official out in the next election. 4 academic vocabulary When Jefferson say’s “ Laws of nature” I think that means that the government and the people have to follow specific and when he say’s “Nature God” he’s trying to say that some rights are god given rights.

5 CC, AV, CYU, SA cc-Jefferson descriptions of rights is similar to the Ameican government system the people have voice, a voice to vote and express their opinion. 6 SA, SA According to Jefferson under what conditions are the people justified in throwing off a government?- If the government is not meeting the common good like if their abusing their power or if they take the peoples right away. 7 

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CYU, SA How does this list relate to Jefferson's earlier assertions about the nature and purpose of government? The list of complaints against the King serves as a revelation. To show how he abused his power and conflicted with the natural rights of the government How does Jefferson use these grievances as evidence to support his claim? Jefferson used these grievances as evidence to support his claim by bringing awareness to the people that soldiers are getting unfair treatment and the government isn't meeting people’s rights.

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Based on the reading, describe two characteristics Jefferson applies to a government. Two characteristics Jefferson applied to a government is to be a limited government, including the natural right of law. What traits does Jefferson use to describe bad government?Jefferson uses the King as an example of bad ruling, stating that he abuses his power and doesn't help the people of the government What was Jefferson’s claim?Jefferson claims a universal right and to declare independence of the British Empire. What evidence did he use to support his claim?He used the ruling of the Brtish Empire as an example of what we don't want. We don't want to be unitary because it will create a tyranny What line of reasoning is Jefferson using to structure his argument -causation or comparison? How do you know?Jefferson used both causation and comparison to structure his argument. He compared his new government with the unitary government. How does the evidence used by Jefferson relate to and support the claim?The evidence used by Jefferson relates to and supports his claim by proving to the court that a limited government was necessary in order to successful rule. That the government should take care of the people and their rights rather than abusing their power.

SECOND TREATISE OF GOVERNMENT 9 CYU According to Locke, what is the natural state of men?According to Locke, the natural state of men¨ refers to their current position.

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According to Locke, what could set one man above another?According to Locke, the lord or master (god) of all could set one man above another. What is Locke’s claim regarding the “state of Nature” in this paragraph?Locke s claim regarding the state of Nature refers to the natural state of law.  CYU, CC, SA According to Locke, what do men give up in leaving a state of nature when they consent to be governed? What do they gain by entering into society (social contract)?According to Locke, men give up their equality, liberty and executive powers in leaving a state of nature when they consent to be governed. By entering a society, they gain security of property and to provide for the safety, peace, and public good of the people. According to Locke, what are the limits of governmental power? How are these limits reflected in the U.S. Government?According to Locke, the main purpose of government is to protect those natural rights that the individual cannot effectively protect in the state of nature.

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RPD [2], SA [3] That is, rights that are God-given and can never be taken or even given away. Among these fundamental natural rights, Locke said, are "life, liberty, and property." government was created through the consent of the people to be ruled by the majority Because the natural right’s that everymen has god give rights and that if every man has given rights that means there equal. Locke believed that in a state of nature, no one's life, liberty or property would be safe because there would be no government or laws to protect them. This is why people agreed to form governments. The evidence that was the most useful to the author to support this claim was mentioning the social contract and explain the rights of the people.

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