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    Hamilton it the newest and hottest show on Broadway. It tells the story of American founding father, right hand man to George Washington, and first U.S Secretary of Treasury Alexander Hamilton. The show has been seen by everyone, from Beyonce and Jay Z to Barack Obama. Tickets are practically impossible to get. One of the most innovative things about this show that make history interesting is that the music is more hip-hop than musical theatre. The genius behind Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda, is…

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    interpretation” when situations arose that required such flexibility. Notably, the members of the Federalist Party were less known than those of the anti-Federalist Party and their careers had begun later during the Revolution, such as Alexander Hamilton and John Jay. The anti-Federalist Party was opposed to the Constitution because they believed it to be a limitation on individual rights and the rights of the individual states. The beliefs of these…

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    Constitutional Convention and the debate over the ratification of the constitution in 1787 is a struggle between two points of view. On one side you have the Federalists and on the other Anti-federalists. Leading the Federalist enterprise was Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay who wrote eighty-five essays that were to convince the people of New York to vote for the newly written Constitution. The new…

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    One of the Founding Fathers of the United States of America, Alexander Hamilton is best known as the principal author of the classic work on constitutional government. However, his enduring influence on American matters of state lies equally with his reports to Congress on the financial affairs of the Federal government. Hamilton is chiefly responsible for the design and establishment of Federal institutions, and above all for the financial system which helped consolidate the states into a…

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    There has been a disagreement between Hamilton and Jefferson since Washington named both of them in his cabinet. Jefferson describe Hamilton in 1790 “Hamilton was not only a monarchist but[in support] of a monarchy[based upon] corruption.”(Doc.1) Furthermore, Hamilton wrote “Mr.Madison, cooperating with Mr. Jefferson, is at the head of affection, decidedly hostile to me, and my administration; and actuated…

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    Founders Day Ceremony The Founders Day Ceremony can be found in the Chapter Ritual Book on page 83 and in the Book of Ritual for Alumnae Associations on page 29. Historical Context: The Founders Day Ceremony dates from 1949 when Elizabeth Reigart Gilchrist, Psi Cornell, prepared it for the Washington, D.C., alumna celebration of Founders Day. It was put into ceremonial form by Helena Flinn Ege, Gamma Epsilon, Pittsburgh, former Fraternity President. In more recent times, it was edited by…

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    political party to a writer, Alexander Hamilton has participated in a handful of professions, and as a result has changed America forever with his wonderful achievements. milestones like persuading a state’s people to ratify the Constitution, Drafting Washington’s letters during the revolutionary war, or even becoming the first secretary of treasury. Although the year isn’t known, what we do know is that Hamilton was born on January 11th, in the 1750s. Hamilton spent most of his childhood on…

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    The Jefferson/ Hamilton debate was the rivalry between the federalists and the antifederalists in the 1790’s. The antifederalists, led by Thomas Jefferson, were strong believers in the agricultural standpoint. The southern states complied with Jefferson, which is where most of the crops and farms were found. The Federalists on the other hand, led by Alexander Hamilton, stood more for the interest of seaports. Hamilton was scared that citizens would anarchy against the government. He believed…

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    Alexander Hamilton By: Bailey Diebel B3 Did you know that Alexander Hamilton was best friends with George Washington during the American Revolution? The person I chose to research is Alexander Hamilton. He was born on January 11 1755-1757 (the actual date is unknown) in Charlestown. He died July 12 1804. In this paper you will learn about the childhood, how he impacted the world and other interesting facts about Alexander Hamilton. Alexander Hamilton had a very…

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    The town of Maycomb think of Burris Ewell as white trash. What the town does not see is that there is more than what meets to eye of Burris. He is a rude little boy with messy unkempt dark brown hair concealing his hazel green eyes. Burris appears to be tan but the dirt smeared on his face leave you questioning. He wears filthy overalls with only one button. Therefore, the other side hangs down. The blood stains on his overalls from carrying the squirrels after hunting with his father, make the…

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