Wars are the wages of political discontent. Two major political events shaped the American colonies. One was the French & Indian War in 1754 to 1763. In this war, the British American colonies and the British army defeated France. This took France out of power or claims in Canada and in the area of the Northern hemisphere from the Mississippi River to as far as the British colonies already existed.The second major political event was the American Revolutionary War. War, again is the offspring of serious political differences. In this case, this war gave birth to a new nation, eventually called the United States.
No not at all. Rather Politics and theology.
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The constitution is the greatest document ever written to some people.To others it is not.It is a person's opinion if they think the constitution is or is not the greatest political document ever written.
Thomas Jefferson
their greatest contribution was their labor.
Taoism
The approval of permanent normal trade relations with China in the year 2000 would have the greatest effect on an individuals political socialization. Political socialization is the development of political attitudes in children.
The American Declaration of Independence.
Confucianism
Confucianism
No not at all. Rather Politics and theology.
I would say that the automobile was the transportation development that had the greatest long-term impact on the American economy. Just think of all the things that its invention affected--tourism, hotels, construction businesses, etc. Plus, the autombile is still affecting the American economy today.
The philosophy of Thomas Hobbes had a significant influence on the development of social order and political organization. His concept of the social contract and belief in a strong, centralized government to maintain order and prevent chaos shaped modern political thought and governance.
According to George Washington, three of the greatest threats to the nation were political divisions and the rise of political factions, foreign interference in American affairs, and economic instability. He believed that political factions would lead to a weakened and divided country, foreign interference could compromise American sovereignty, and economic instability could undermine the nation's stability and prosperity.
Possibly the inauguration speech from President Lincoln.
Electricity for it made room for all of the other changes to take effect
Montesquieu's greatest achievements include his contributions to political theory, particularly his concept of the separation of powers and his exploration of the importance of political institutions in maintaining liberty. His work, "The Spirit of the Laws," remains a foundational text in the fields of political science and law, influencing the development of democratic government systems. Additionally, Montesquieu's ideas on the balance of power between different branches of government have been influential in shaping constitutional frameworks around the world.