TheNewRepublic


 * Constitution Quiz Score:** 46/50


 * Founding Fathers Quiz:** James Madison



__**Loose Constructionist VS. Strict Constructionist -2/9/11**__
Federal government may take actions in changing laws assuming that it should be fair, even if it's not stated in the Constitution. || I think that this may give the government an advantage, but hopefully, they won't take advantage of it. || Federl government may take actions in changing laws if Constitution states if they can. || Just in general, sometimes you can't just go by the rules, you can just assume that the things is right to do. ||
 * **Own definition:** || **CCQS:** ||
 * __Loose Construction:__
 * __Strict Construction:__


 * Class Work. 2/10/11: Summarize Hamilton and Jefferson's quotes.**
 * Hamilton's:** Every power of the Government can be taken if it's necessary, it doesn't have to be stated in the Constitution for whatever laws they want to pass. He's a loose constructionist.
 * Jefferson's:** The government can might as well say that the action is convenient rather than "necessary". This can lead to abuse of power. He's a strict constructionist.

Are the arguments presented by Hamilton and Jefferson expressions of facts or opinions? Explain your answer.
 * Distinguishing Fact from Opinion: 2/10/11**
 * A:** These arguments are expressions of opinions, because they both have different point of views, when a fact is one definite answer.

__**I see it means, Whiskey Rebellion: 2/10/11:**__


 * HOMEWORK: 2/10/11: Graphic Organizer: Whiskey Rebellion:**

The Whiskey Rebellion is similiar to what is happening in Egypt, because people are protesting that it's unfair what's being to them. And with this, their president decides to take violent actions and send soldiers to calm the protesters. What is different from the two rebellion is that George Washington was only using his superiority to scare the farmers, when the president of Egypt actually harms the protesters.
 * HOMEWORK: 2/10/11:** How is the Whiskey Rebellion both similar and different from what is happening in Egypt?


 * Class work: Chapter 6 Section 1 Quiz:** 500/500

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