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What does Jefferson say from which governments derive their powers?
from providence
Where did President Washington say the powers of your Constitution come from?
The Peolpe(us).
How do you say me?
First eat chicken and a fairy princess will come and give you powers now you will be able to say me.
What claim does Jefferson make in the first paragraph and how does he say he will support the claim?
In the first paragraph of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson claims that it is necessary for one people to dissolve political ties with another when they seek to assume equal status among the powers of the earth. He states that this requires a respectful explanation of the reasons for such separation. Jefferson indicates he will support this claim by outlining the grievances against King George III and demonstrating how they justify the colonies' decision to seek independence.
How did we come to this earth?
I'd say with 100% accuracy that all humans were born here on earth.
Did John Locke or Thomas Jefferson say the pursuit of happiness?
Thomas Jefferson
How do you say Jefferson in Azerbaijani?
Cefferson
Did Jefferson say most bad government results from too much government?
According to the Monticello web site, Jefferson did not say it. It was said by John Sharp Williams in a speech he gave about Jefferson.
Is Thomas Jefferson afraid to say what he want to say?
yes he was affraid to say what he was going to say.
Did Jesus say never put off until tomorrow what you can do today?
That was Thomas Jefferson. But the Bible does say in Proverbs 3:28 "Do not say to your neighbor, "Come back later; I'll give it tomorrow"-- when you now have it with you." That's the closest verse I can think of. . :)
Were the moon came from?
as other people say moon come from the earth so it means that when the earth was formed millions years ago something hit earth and a part of earth riped apart and that was the moon
The constitution hints but does not directly say that these are powers of federal government?
implied powers.
