John Jay

A Pulitzer prize winner for history and author of the ¨Founding Brothers: A Revolutionary Generation¨, Joseph J Ellis discusses the causes and effects of George Washington's 1791 ¨Farewell Address¨ in the chapter, ¨Farewell¨. Ellis´s year 2000 account of the Washington's address provides an objective approach towards Washington's perspective as president and those of his peers and the people. Furthermore, this secondary source also analyzes whether Washington's actions were ultimately beneficial…

heartbreak, betrayal, and infidelity. Yet despite all the intense rage and pain in the music, she makes it all seem affirming, just another chapter in the gospel according to Beyoncé. You may have heard that Beyoncé put out an album about her husband, Jay Z. You heard wrong: Lemonade is about Beyoncé. The famously guarded pop queen pours all of herself…

Thomas Jefferson defeated President John Adams for a reason. In the revolution of 1800 Vice president thomas jefferson defeated president john adams.The election was a realigning election ushered in a general of Democratic-Republican party rule and the eventual demise of the federalist party in the first system. The people who were involved are the American citizens,congress voting,thomas jefferson and john adams.They are talking about thomas jefferson and john adams going against each other to…

colonies, and later states as well. John Adams recommended George Washington as the leader for the Continental Army, and George Washington chose John Adams as his Vice President. Both were also extremely isolated, causing them to ignore issues they should not have, which led to future problems. Within their histories, hey sacrificed the comfort and separated themselves from families to support the American cause, with Washington as commander of the Continental Army and John Adams as an overseas…

Traipsing through the forest in the hot Salinas Valley of Northern California, Lennie Small and his caretaker and friend George Milton, sweat pouring down their faces, rejoice as they approach the small pond in front of them. John Steinbeck, author of Of Mice and Men, uses this water break as a chance to describe these two main characters, the first instance of their continual comparison and contrast throughout the novel. Steinbeck describes George as “small and quick, dark of face, with…

The challenges which were faced by republicans between 1783 to 1820 were started from the controversial 1795 Jay Treaty which prevented the war with Britain to save the nation, however US loses its power at sea that could result in the seize of the ships. In the election of 1797, as John Adam’s won the presidency. The XYZ affair was occurred under the presidency of John Adam’s. The French was attacking the US ships, but Adam wanted to build a good relation between French and America. In response…

Founding Fathers of America, people such as John Adams, greatly influenced events before and during the Revolution that would lead to drastic changes and great events in America’s history. Adams was a patriot from a very early time before the Revolution, and pushed American independence to fully split from tyranny. Adams was involved in many political issues and positions, and would use these positions to foster the fledgling nation towards glory. John Adams was the eldest of three brothers,…

Indians. I would also like to grasp a better understanding on how the Algonquin princess is transformed into an English man’s wife and goes into English Custody. This paper has reviews of articles by Gary Dyer, Frederic W. Gleach, Michael Tratner, and Jay Hansford C. Vest. Cleveland State University, English department member, Gary Dyer,…

Tom and Gatsby are both dishonest and deeply flawed men who commit consistent shows of indiscretions. For example, Tom condemns Daisy’s affair, but does not have the decency to be discreet about his own. Gatsby’s shady business dealings with Wolfsheim and illicit ways of acquiring wealth can, without a doubt, compare to Tom’s unscrupulous character. Both Tom and Gatsby lie and cheat, but Tom does it for the sole purpose of self-indulgence, while Gatsby does what he does in pursuance of his…

She was born into money and married into it. On Daisy’s weeding day she got a letter saying that Gatsby had not died in the war. At first reading it she did not want to marry Tom but she got herself drunk and did it. Daisy main reason for marrying Tom was for his money. When Gatsby again comes into Daisy’s life she dreams that they might be together again. It cannot happen though, Daisy is of old money and Gatsby is of new money. There are also of different social classes. Daisy will really only…