President of France

John Adams was the second president of the United States. Before he was a president, he was a very hard working man but, he had a little bit of an attitude. He was the kind of person that would do something right and would never think of the consequences after. His cousin was Sam Adams one of the instigators for the Boston Massacre and the tea party. When all of this was happening he stood up for the british soldiers in court to make sure they got a fair fight. John was a visionary, he could see

transportation. Jefferson’s decision on questionable deal would forever mark the United States’ history; his decision would begin the belief of what would become the Manifest Destiny. After the Seven Years War, a war in which England had conquered France, Austria, and Russia, a treaty was signed that gave England control of much of French Canada, as well present-day Florida. In this treaty, the Treaty of Paris, Spain was gifted the land that LaSalle had claimed in 1682. LaSalle had taken the land

bodies voted for by the electorate. The President has a fixed term of 4 years which cannot be dissolved by Congress as you were voted in by the electorate. However in the UK, the executive can be replaced as it was appointed by the legislator due to this some argue the Parliamentary system in the UK is less accountable than the US Presidential system, as accountability is taken by the collective decisions of the cabinet in the UK opposed to the US where the President is held accountable as an individual

after of when Jefferson was elected. Jefferson was President for two terms and just like everyone else has, there are good days and bad days. In the Constitution it says that the President and Congress can choose the federal court officials as they please. Right before Adams term was up on March 3rd, he hurried as fast as he could to put who he want in the new court he made in D.C. I don't really understand why he did this because the new President and Congress get to decide who they want in the courts

French Art, war, and architecture. France was first discovered in the fifth century by the roman and was named Gaul. After America gained its independence. France wanted their independence so on July 14, 1789, France gained their independence. The French government is republican which is very similar to the United States but without the senate. The President of France is François Hollande. He has been The president for 5 years. He and Jacques Chirac are the only Presidents who have served two terms.

Fate of Democracy in Revolutionary France and Weimar Germany Before the Terror in Revolutionary France, poor people who made up the eighty percent of the French population were starving and dying. However, the nobles and the king were living the life. The poor seeing this, had such anger and vengeance that they planned and successfully overthrew the throne. Overthrowing of the throne led to many changes that eventually led to the terror of the Revolutionary France. In Weimar Germany, similar circumstances

Rhetorical Analysis Essay Wife of the second president of the United States, John Adams, and their son John Quincy Adams: sixth president of the United States, Abigail Adams, writes to her son in an attempt to inform him of the importance and gravity of going to France with his father and how the adventure will influence the decisions he will make later as an adult. The rhetoric style used by Adams when conveying the importance of the trip to her son is comprised of symbolism, analogy, and ethos

If you lived in the era of the 1940s you would have lived to see World War II end in 1945 when the German army surrendered and America won the war. You would see the wrinkles of smiles on the faces of people young and old; fireworks to celebrate the success. Segregation was fading because of the war, and women were receiving the chance to show what they were truly capable of the rights they had gained. You would see the economy soaring thanks to the mass production of war materials. The pride of

French Involvement in the California Gold Rush California Gold Rush, Mexican War, Who found gold. Why the Mexicans didn’t. During the late 1840s, France had suffered commercial decline. France had begun construction on a large scale rail network, but failed to budget their construction properly, leaving the construction unfinished, and it’s backers bankrupt. This cascaded further than the initial investors, as smelters who relied on the railways to buy their metal lost a major purchaser. The resulting

and Britain in 1812. It began during with the clash of Britain and France. The two countries were at war and were unable to defeat each other due to their opposing strengths. France had a tremendous army whereas Britain had a forceful navy, which made it difficult for each country to dismantle the other. The two countries tried to starve one another by cutting off trade. The British would seize American trade ships heading for France, plunder the goods, and even steal the the ships. This was called