Questions from the textbook reading pg: 89-95

1. Describe the debate over the nature of government. compare the viewpoints of Jefferson vs Hamilton.

Both had a different way of seeing things there believes were different.

2. What is a political party?

It is a group of people (a party) that are elected to control the government policies and programs.

3. Describe John Adams presidency. What are some of the difficulties he faced?

John Adams was not prepared enough to rule the country. He was not like george washington he didn't have the ability to rule. he was about to provoke a war with France.

4.Outline the key events of Jefferson's presidency.

Jefferson minimized the national government in the lives of American people

George Wasington

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Berlusconi immunity law overruled.

Silvio Berlusconi the prime minister of lost his immunity. Now he has to face three courts. He claimed that he needed the immunity law in order to continue his services as prime minister. The 73 year old italian decided that he would take a few days away from his current services while he will be dealing with his court problems.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8295716.stm

Constitution and the bill of rights

The President: For the countries the president is important since they have a democracy contrarly to when they had a king that thought that he had the power given to him by God, and they ad to follow the rules that were imposed and nearly had no rights. They had to follow the ruling and many times it was unfair to the people. The idea of revolting against that was a good idea.

Congress: Congress was important because sometimes the government would think differently than the people but when they did a congress it was what picked the choice of the majority. It is sort of like the parlement today.

The Federal Court: I think that the federal court was important because the people had a chance to be judged and if somebody did something wrong they will be punished and it sort of put order to the popluation. Also it is what set limits since people didn't like being punished. The judges were choosen by the president

Colonists

Colonists were generally under estimated and did every thing they could to be free. They tried to revolt against the laws and it was hard for them in the beginning but after time more and more people started being part of the revolution and this revolution started having more strength. Finally they were listened to.