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Why did the founding fathers believe that democracy rested on property?
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What ideas did the founding fathers use for what government should be?
The Founding Fathers of America intended for it to be one country, unified, led by the Christian God.
Property ownership as a requirement for voting was largely accepted by the founding fathers?
True
Why did the founding fathers believe it was not necessary to address individual rights issues specifically in the Constitution?
The Founding Fathers said a very great deal about individual rights.
Why was a democracy created?
It was started when Athens and the citizens got in a big disagreement and made up a democracy Democracy started in 508 B.C when an uprising in Athens, Greece led to the "rule of the people" or democracy. We know about the democracy in Athens because of the philosopher Plato.
Why did the American founding fathers decide upon a democracy?
They had all ready lived under monarchy and knew that is what they didn't want.
What did the founding fathers hate about dempcracy?
They didn’t hate democracy. They created it.
What did the founding fathers mean by republic?
A state which is governed by the rule of law.
What basic rights did the founders believe you should have?
The Founding Fathers believed that all people should have the right to life, liberty, and property
What ideas did the founding fathers use for what government should be?
The Founding Fathers of America intended for it to be one country, unified, led by the Christian God.
Is it possible to be a slaveholder and a supporter of democracy?
Yes. Just look at the so-called "Founding Fathers".
What is the name given to the form of representative democracy created by the framers of the US constitution?
The founding fathers
Property ownership as a requirement for voting was largely accepted by the founding fathers?
True
Why did the founding fathers believe it was not necessary to address individual rights issues specifically in the Constitution?
The Founding Fathers said a very great deal about individual rights.
What do the assyrian courts look like?
They were organized like a democracy with artistic works of the founding fathers on the wall
Why was a democracy created?
It was started when Athens and the citizens got in a big disagreement and made up a democracy Democracy started in 508 B.C when an uprising in Athens, Greece led to the "rule of the people" or democracy. We know about the democracy in Athens because of the philosopher Plato.
When did the founding fathers become founding fathers?
I think on 1943
Why did the American founding fathers decide upon a democracy?
They had all ready lived under monarchy and knew that is what they didn't want.
