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They are called anarchists.
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The nationalists believed that the central government should?
keep government close to the people
What was a group that represented the common man and believed the government should represent all people equally called?
special interest or tariff
The American colonists believed authority should come from the people They also believed authority should work for the people What term does this describe?
This describes the principle of "popular sovereignty," which asserts that the authority of government is derived from and should reflect the will of the people it governs.
Andrew Jackson believed that the government should represent?
all classes of people.
What is the name of the people who believed the king should keep firm control of the colonies?
The people that believed in this are called Torries.
Who believed that there should be no limits to the power of the government once the will of the people was determined?
Jean Rousseau
Believed that there should be no limits to the power of the government once the will of the people was determined?
Jean Rousseau
Who believed that government should have the consent of the people?
The pilgrims, Thomas Hobbes, John Locke
Who are the people that believed that the government should be involved in making major social reforms?
The Communists
Who believed that there should be no Limits To The Power Of The Government Once The Will Of The People Was Determined.?
Jean Rousseau
Did john Locke believe tha people can be trusted to govern?
John Locke believed that people could be trusted to govern. He believed that people had the right to life, liberty, and property. He said that people should have a word in who should be governing them !
What were the people called who favored the Constitution believed the federal government should do only what the Constitution says it can do?
The people who favored the Constitution and believed that the federal government should only do what the Constitution explicitly allows were called "strict constructionists" or "originalists." They argued for a limited interpretation of federal powers, emphasizing that any powers not specifically granted by the Constitution were reserved for the states or the people. This perspective was a fundamental aspect of the debate during the early years of the United States regarding the scope of federal authority.
