Hamilton Q&A

He took a bipartisan strategy, advocating for ratification with loud and clear language. In a confident voice, he expressed pessimism about practically every facet of human life (Ebook anthology). He supported the fragmentation of the union, and the phrases and concepts he uses will lead readers to the conclusion that ratifying the constitution to promote confederalism was a sensible idea (Este's Essay).

Jay's writing is as acidic and hard-hitting as Hamilton's, yet he takes a different method. In his Federalist essays, he exhibited a lot of hope. The essays were so persuasive and captivating that the public embraced its ideas. Regarding whether America should be one nation or separate confederates, he expressed his views that the prosperity of the people of America depended on their ability to remain firm and united warning politician who wanted to take separate route. He discussed the importance of national unity as the foundation for great America(Este’s Essay).

Madson

His introductory paragraphs summarize and review the previous numbers which all talked about the importance of unions developing an impressive and derivative piece. His final paragraph echoed Jay’s points on the unity of the American people (Ebook anthology. He discourages the gloomy and perilous scene’being championed by the advocates for disunion. He addresses the challenges of federalism and the importance of oneness and the prosperity achieved through the union, repeating points made by Jay. He worked on his thoughts gradually unlike Hamilton(Este’s Essay).

Question 2

Yes, one the theoretical principles it defended is the political theory, where Jay and Madison argue that America could only remain a great nation with one respectable empire when it remained united, as splitting will mean sharing of the resources the country is endowed. One principle is the principle of unity that the country stood to prosper as one unit rather than split into confederacies.

Question 3

Paine uses a parent metaphor when he argues that Europe and not England is the parent Country of America. He uses the parent metaphor to mean that America belongs to a large continent called Europe same as England that England only colonized America.

Question 4

Paine’s most powerful of all arguments for independence is a continental form of government which can keep the peace of the continent and preserve it inviolate from civil wars.

Question 5

The age of reason to me is not a rational argument, the writer casts aspersions on religion referring to it as a form of idolatry and trade to those who profess it yet at the same time through his biblical references, recognize the existence of a deity, a supernatural being the creator of all other creatures.

Question 6

That our mountains are not solitary and scattered confusedly over the face of the country; but that they commence at about 150 miles from the sea-coast, are disposed of in ridges one behind another, running nearly parallel with the sea-coast, though rather approaching it as they advance north-east ward. Nature gives distant finishing to the picture which is of a very different character. It is a true contrast to the foreground. It is as placid and delightful as that is wild and tremendous. The height of our mountains has not yet been estimated with any degree of exactness.the natural bridge is on ascent of a hill which seems to have been cloven through its length by some great convulsion

Question 7

Enthusiasm for varying opinions concerning religion, government, and many other points, as well of speculation as of practice. Others include an attachment to different leaders, ambitiously contending for pre-eminence and power; or to persons of other descriptions, whose fortunes have been interesting to the human passions. They have, in turn, divided humanity into parties, inflamed them with mutual animosity, and rendered them much more disposed to vex and oppress each other than to co-operate for their common good. Various unequal distribution of property also caused factions to emerge

Question 8

He argues that human beings are inherently sound, but they have different interest. As long as those interests can be regulated, they can form and lead governments.He said the government could be either a be democratic or republic. Republic governments have a greater advantage than democratic governments as they can control factions