These two quotes present two opposing views about human nature. Describe the differences in the two views. How is it that the framers balanced these two opposing thoughts – or did they?
To me there is not much difference between Thomas Jefferson, in a letter to Edward views about human nature and Alexander Hamilton in the Federalist Papers, Section 6, 1788.They were concerned about the dangers of disagreements between each State in America if each state had control it would not work. Because even leaders and the people of these states will make human mistakes and could cause problems between each state.
At its base level, the framers were wresting with the question, “How much liberty is enough (or too much)”? So, what do you all think – How
To me there is not much difference between Thomas Jefferson, in a letter to Edward views about human nature and Alexander Hamilton in the Federalist Papers, Section 6, 1788.They were concerned about the dangers of disagreements between each State in America if each state had control it would not work. Because even leaders and the people of these states will make human mistakes and could cause problems between each state.
At its base level, the framers were wresting with the question, “How much liberty is enough (or too much)”? So, what do you all think – How