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People were primarily concerned about the potential for tyranny and abuse of power when starting a new government. They feared that a strong central authority could lead to the same oppressive rule they had experienced under colonial governance. Additionally, there were worries about the lack of stability and the challenges of unifying diverse interests and factions within the new nation. These fears drove the creation of checks and balances to limit governmental power and protect individual liberties.
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What did Patrick Henry fear about the new form of government?
he feared monarchy.
What is the scientific name for a fear of meeting new people?
It's anthropophobia which is the fear of meeting people or society
What is the scientific name for the fear of ninjas?
Anthropophobia fear of meeting new people =)
What was the biggest fear Americans had about setting up a new government?
thats the laws will be destroyed.
What do Sikhs see a new life as?
A world without fear. Fear of poverty, enemity, people, etc...
Who takes on the financial risk in starting a new business in a market economy?
a. consumers b. government planners c. individual business people d combination of government planners and individual investors
When do people have the rights to institute new government?
People have the right to institute a new government at any time. The real issue is how do you get rid of the old government.
Do people have the right to institute the new government?
People have the right to institute a new government at any time. The real issue is how do you get rid of the old government.
When do people have right to institute new government?
People have the right to institute a new government at any time. The real issue is how do you get rid of the old government.
Who takes on the financial risk in starting a new buisness in a market economy?
a. consumers b. government planners c. individual business people d combination of government planners and individual investors
What does It is right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute new government mean?
If a government is not responsive to the needs of its people, people have the right to overthrow the government and develop a new system of government. In the case of the American Revolution, this was a violent overthrow and the creation of a whole new type of government.
In what ways did the new system of government fulfil the nation's need for a stronger central government and the same time allay its fear of a government having too much power?
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