Did they succeed? Either way, what were the ramifications for American society?

I will discuss the belief that America was founded on the principals of law. These laws

were created to control those that created them. Albeit most of the Founding Fathers

thought that individuals given the chance to liberty and freedom will naturally protect

those people that would naturally be taken advantage of. It is my belief that the idealic

notions of the founding fathers of our nation sought to create a society in which the

common man could rise through anyone of various institutions and structures.

Government was necessary for an orderly distribution of resources and protection. Hobbes

warned without government, "life would basically be solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and

short--a constant struggle to survive against the evil of others." (7, O'Connor)

And in examining the Revolutionary war and the creating of our Constitution we must

look to the factions that characterized the issues this new young country faced. There is

debate on whether the Federalist that

working through it. The Anti-Federalist may have been right in some senses but the

the corporate leaders, military leaders, and a small group of government leaders. Some

in their way. They did believe that in a free society the people who may not be politicians

Douglas, William O., "An Almanac of Liberty" , Doubleday Garden City NJ.1954

The other side of the debate states that the Anti-Federalist actually saw the future chasms

The issues in debate include the motives of the revolutionaries. The Federalist would lead

. saw it all very diferently. Instead of seeing enlightened patriots simply making a

better next time. And when we do not learn from our mistake we will tend to repeat them.

Some common words found in the essay are:
Mary Rev, Lord Acton, Founding Fathers, Wood Madison, President Washington's, American Democracy, Wood Federalist, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Charles Beard, Luther Burbank, founding fathers, central government, mary rev, wm mary, wm mary rev, social contract, 21 o'connor, promote national trying, promote national, national trying, trying foist, aristocracy onto, trying foist aristocracy, national trying foist, aristocracy onto republican,
Approximate Word count = 2678
Approximate Pages = 11 (250 words per page double spaced)