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| Holland: US is special unique, prepped to restore gospel |
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| Winthrop: state of nature, forming social contract |
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| Cotton Mather: be happy with job, serve God |
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| Model of Christain Charity |
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| WinthropInequality is natural, its a test. America is a test to se if ppl will come together |
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Constant: ancient: collective rights
Modern: individual rights
Moderation is political libery |
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Winthrop: leaders are imperfect
Lack of skill: have mercy, lack of will: no mercy.
Natural liberty: anything goes
Civil: covenent on own libery |
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| Smith: Division of labor: transition time, dexterity, technology |
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| James Madison and the Creation of the Republic |
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| Ravoke. goes through Madison's thought process |
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| Madison: Factions are bad, lots of factions is good |
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| Madison: seperation of powers |
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| Judicial Branch is good. 1. interpret constitution 2. cant enforce. 3. can be kicked out, doing will of ppl and enforcing Constitution. 4. Judges will cain much XP after a while |
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| Hamilton: no B of R. Constitution is good enough. |
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| Constitution is too general. Unenumerated rights will be taken away. gave natl govt too much power. judicial branch has too much power |
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| What to the slave is the 4th of July? |
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| The slave cannot celebrate this day. Country does not follow bible or constitution. slavery is hypocrisy |
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| What Social Classes Owe Each Other |
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| Sumner. the Poor are poor bc of themselves, others, and life. everybody has a tough life |
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| Carnegie: 1. Inequality is good. 2. Distribution of money is not right. 3. Giving away money is best option. |
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| Letter from a Birmingham Jail |
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| MLK: Response to clergymen. Outlines greviances, goals, tactics of Civil Rigt movement |
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| American Democracy In an age of rising inequality |
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| America: God Mend Thine Every Flaw |
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| Address to the Jefferson Club of LA |
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| Wilson. Freedom from private corporations |
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| FDR. All people should enjoy freedom of speech, worship, fear, and want. |
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| FDR. Outlines freedom from want. |
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| Hoover. economic freedom allows other freedoms to exist |
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| Statement on Civil Rights |
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| Brown: Church supports Civil Rights Movements |
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| Malcolm X: time to rise up |
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| Rubin: Counterculture, do what you want |
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| Divinely Inspired Constitution |
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| The False Gods We Worship |
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| Kimball. Dont forget real meaning of life |
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| Why the constitution Matters |
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| Tushnet. sets up everything that we do. |
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| Jefferson. Argues of Upper House elected directly. argues for Bill of Rights. wants a term limit for President |
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| What the Framers Couldn't Know |
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| Dahl: historical, political, and experience with constitution |
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