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What was memorable about Thomas Jefferson's presidency?
Thomas Jefferson's emergence of the common man during his presidency was most memorable. Jefferson adopted a simple style that was suitable to the executive republic. He remained a favorite of the people becasue he was just like the people.
What did Jefferson believe was the key to involving the people in society and government?
Jefferson wanted the "common man" to control, and support the U.S Government and Military, which is what he thought was the key to success in our country.
What did people call Thomas Jefferson back then?
Thomas Jefferson's nicknames included "The Sage of Monticello" and "Man of the People."
Who was responsible for loooking after the interests of the common man?
According to John Locke and Thomas Jefferson it is the government. That is the purpose of government to protect the interests of the common man or protect the "common good."
Did Thomas Jefferson believe that the common man was not intelligent enough to govern themselves?
No, Thomas Jefferson did not believe that the common man was not intelligent enough to govern themselves. He was a strong advocate for democracy and believed in the ability of the common man to participate in government. He emphasized the importance of education and informed citizenry to ensure effective self-governance.
Thomas Jefferson full name?
Thomas Jefferson is his full name, although his nick name was, "Man of the People" and "Tom" as a child
Who wrote pamphelt called common sense?
it was the called the com man sense by Tomas Jefferson
What was the difference between Hamilton and Jeffersons view of the common man participating in government?
Hamilton believed that the common man was not capable of making informed decisions and thus advocated for a strong, centralized government led by elites. Jefferson, on the other hand, believed in the inherent capability of the common man and valued participatory democracy. He believed that the common man should have an active role in government and that their voices should be heard and represented.
What opinion do you think Jefferson had of the right and privileges of noblemen?
In spite of his privileged upbringing, Jefferson had the reputation of being a man of the people.
What opinions do you think Jefferson had of the rights and privileges of noblemen?
In spite of his privileged upbringing, Jefferson had the reputation of being a man of the people.
Why did they nickname Thomas Jefferson man of the people?
They did not nickname him man of the people!!!!!!!!! New person answering it: Yes they did nickname him "Man Of People". the terrible thing is that i don't know what it means :/
Why was thomas jefferson called man of the people?
They called Thomas Jefferson "the man of the people" because of how hospitable he was and how he always fought for the people in political discussions. He was known for casual and comfortable dinners where he wore slippers and a robe and every time he fought, it was for people instead of a political group.
