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Can a teacher use the positive influence of political instability to promote national unity through education?
Yes as long as the teacher is neutral and not teaching personal political views
Washington Jefferson and Franklin had differing views about the new republic Washington thought that the most important thing for a healthy republic was ?
the representative government.
John c calhoun's views on high tariffs?
it was Daniel Webster.
How should you maintain social unity?
We should maintain social unity by cooperating with each other, creating public awareness, combining everyone's views and giving them a fulfilled result.Monisha Sherpa.
Washingtonjeffersinand Franklin had differing views about the new republic Jefferson thought that most important thing for a healthy republic was?
Representative government (apex)
When Washington Jefferson and Franklin had differing views about the new republic. Jefferson thought that the most important thing for a healthy republic was?
Representative government (apex)
What are Sarah Palin's views on national defense?
ya mama gave u
What were Jefferson Davis' views on national and state government?
Advocate of STATE RIGHT'S
What were Rufus King's views on the national government?
He never spoke! Ever!
What are the release dates for A Billion Views - 2010?
A Billion Views - 2010 was released on: USA: 2 November 2010 (National College Comedy Competition)
What has the author Daniel J Pound written?
Daniel J. Pound has written: 'Abraham Lincoln' -- subject(s): Presidents, Views on slavery, Political career before 1861, Biography, Election
How did Daniel Webster and Andrew Jackson differ in their views?
Daniel Webster and Andrew Jackson differed in their views on several key issues. Webster advocated for a stronger central government and a more conservative interpretation of the Constitution, while Jackson favored states' rights and a more expansive interpretation of executive power. Additionally, Webster was a staunch supporter of protective tariffs and national banks, while Jackson opposed these policies and championed the interests of common farmers and workers.
